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I paid cash to have my wisdom teeth removed. Am I able to include this on my taxes, if so how and where would I do that?

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You can deduct that cost as a medical expense. Please type "Medical" in the search box at the top right of the screen and jump to that section of TurboTax.

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You can deduct that cost as a medical expense. Please type "Medical" in the search box at the top right of the screen and jump to that section of TurboTax.

TurboTax is telling me that if my spouses income was less then 5000 and that I paid for expenses that he is considered a dependent when I'm entering all my information.

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I paid cash to have my wisdom teeth removed. Am I able to include this on my taxes, if so how and where would I do that?

I paid cash to have my wisdom teeth removed. Am I able to include this on my taxes, if so how and where would I do that?

I paid cash to have my wisdom teeth removed. Am I able to include this on my taxes, if so how and where would I do that?

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I paid cash to have my wisdom teeth removed. Am I able to include this on my taxes, if so how and where would I do that?

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