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Most likely not, but it depends on your state. The state law must consider an embryo as a person for you to be able to deduct your expenses as adoption expenses and qualify for an adoption credit. And if they don't, you don't actually have a legal adoption and no adoption credit/expenses.
In 2017, once the transfer occurs, you will be able to deduct your medical expense in regards to the implant.
Most likely not, but it depends on your state. The state law must consider an embryo as a person for you to be able to deduct your expenses as adoption expenses and qualify for an adoption credit. And if they don't, you don't actually have a legal adoption and no adoption credit/expenses.
In 2017, once the transfer occurs, you will be able to deduct your medical expense in regards to the implant.
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