hat
Kòm yon egzanp, Nick ak Betty Johnson gen yon pitit gason ki gen dyabèt. Maladi a te lakòz gwo depans medikal pou fanmi an. Pèsonèlman, IRS la sèlman pèmèt ou dedwi depans medikal si yo gen plis pase 10 pousan revni brut ou ajiste. Se konsa, premye moso nan depans medikal yo pa franchiz. Depans medikal yo dwe rive jwenn yon gwo papòt anvan dediksyon an retounen sou taks endividyèl yon moun. Lè sa a, gen limit gwo sou franchiz la nan depans sa yo. Sa vle di, gen limit sibstansyèl sou sa ki kapab epi yo pa ka dedwi.
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As an example, Nick and Betty Johnson have a son with diabetes. The disease has resulted in substantial medical expense for the family. Personally, the IRS only lets you deduct medical costs if they are more than 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income. So, first chunk of medical expenses are not deductible. Medical expenses must reach a great threshold before deductibility kicks in on one’s individual tax return. Then there are great limitations on the deductibility of those expenses. That is, there are substantial limitations as to what can and cannot be deducted.