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Healthcare: dental deductions:

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
October 30, 2024
1 reply
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My wife recently got Dental implants, I understand Dental implants: are Healthcare tax deductible, they are a huge deduction, over $50,000. we use Turbo app on our PC. Do I need to enter supporting documents, and how /where do I add them?

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Hello PJ24,

Yes, you can deduct dental expenses. You do not need to provide any supporting docs when you file a tax return but keep as record and provide to IRS if they ever ask for it. On TurboTax, you only report the total amount under "Deductions & Credit" -> Medical Expenses.