8 Unexpected Things You Can Write Off Come Tax Time - Page 2
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Julia Austin
Medical bills
You’re not limited to whatever your health benefits cover, or your own private health insurance. Medical bills that exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income can be written off, and this extends to dentist fees, prescriptions, even eye glasses.
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