Tax Question

[Janine 0]

Hello guys just wanna ask if someone knows if our expenses and fee's Tax deductible? such as the medical exam or the Adjustment of status fee.

[Dakine 26]

Hello guys just wanna ask if someone knows if our expenses and fee's Tax deductible? such as the medical exam or the Adjustment of status fee.

Thank you very much!!! I needed a good laugh!!!

[rue2you 0]

I like your style!! I would say yes.

Hello guys just wanna ask if someone knows if our expenses and fee's Tax deductible? such as the medical exam or the Adjustment of status fee.

[mellowgeorge 1]

obviously, from the previous posters, the answer is no. Some health plans won't even cover procedures that are for immigration purposes.

[link09 0]

obviously, from the previous posters, the answer is no. Some health plans won't even cover procedures that are for immigration purposes.

My employer has a pretty decent health care PPO package, and even that didn't cover any of the immigration related expenses.

[Janine 0]

Thank you for the answers, it is well appreciated....My friend asked me so, but I have really no idea. God Bless....

[payxibka 10,047]

Well, the medical exam *could* be deductible but that would assume that the person has more than the prescribed 7.5% AGI of qualified medical expenses (of which only the amount above the 7.5% becomes a deduction) AND you itemize your deductions on Schedul A of the 1040

[Liz Leija 0]

Well, the medical exam *could* be deductible but that would assume that the person has more than the prescribed 7.5% AGI of qualified medical expenses (of which only the amount above the 7.5% becomes a deduction) AND you itemize your deductions on Schedul A of the 1040

That's right, you must also be a CPA. Any medical expenses from you or spouse or dependents exceeding 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income is deductible under your itemized deductions (personal expenses).

[payxibka 10,047]

Well, the medical exam *could* be deductible but that would assume that the person has more than the prescribed 7.5% AGI of qualified medical expenses (of which only the amount above the 7.5% becomes a deduction) AND you itemize your deductions on Schedul A of the 1040

That's right, you must also be a CPA. Any medical expenses from you or spouse or dependents exceeding 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income is deductible under your itemized deductions (personal expenses).

True, but to my wife CPA means Constant Pain in the Azz