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Medical expense tax deduction
Posted by Dan Burton on March 7, 2008
Good afternoon friends.
You may have learned during tax season that individuals can only take a medical deduction if the expenses exceed a percentage of the individuals’ gross income. For example, if the percentage is 10
You may have learned during tax season that individuals can only take a medical deduction if the expenses exceed a percentage of the individuals’ gross income. For example, if the percentage is 10
