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We had $32,454 in out of pocket medical expenses in 2024. Unable to deduct this from our taxes

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We had $32,454 in out of pocket medical expenses in 2024. Unable to deduct this from our taxes Quick background – We went through a round of IVF. None of this is covered by insurance. We have receipts for all the expenses. I am filing taxes via FreeTaxUSA. When I fill in the medical expenses section in FreeTaxUSA, I entered the said amount as you can see here – https://ibb.co/hxtc8WT8 Here is the summary of deductions – https://ibb.co…

Reddit Personal Finance 896 2025-02-10

It already makes sense for me to itemize. Should I deduct medical expenses now, or keep them for HSA access?

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It already makes sense for me to itemize. Should I deduct medical expenses now, or keep them for HSA access? Edit: whoops, solved. “you can only deduct medical expenses over 7.5% of your adjusted gross income” Hey all, I had a handful of medical expenses in 2024. I was planning on saving the (digital) receipts and reimbursing myself from my HSA later, but I live in CA and CA taxes HSAs and it would be a hassle tax-wise to keep track of that. So my HSA …

Reddit Personal Finance 837 2025-01-20

Healthcare credits paid for insurance but new job made me unqualified – Can I deduct premiums?

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Healthcare credits paid for insurance but new job made me unqualified – Can I deduct premiums? When I applied for 2023 healthcare coverage I was self employed with little income and qualified for healthcare.gov credits to pay my premiums of $5400 during 2023. I started a new self employed contractor job 5 months into the year that did not supply insurance benefits and my income from that job made me unqualified for the credits so now on m…

Reddit Personal Finance 853 2024-05-06