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Thread: 70 Commonly omitted "Medical Expenses" that are allowable by the IRS
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Old 03-30-2008, 11:13 AM
Wayne Wayne is offline
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Can taxpayers claim travel expenses related to medical treatment?
If taxpayer had to travel long distance to seek medical consultation, is the entire cost of the trip deductible?

That is travel, lodgings, meals and other incidentals related to the trip?
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