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For 2019, is turbo tax online using 10% for medical expense deductions, or is it still using 7.5%? Some Intuit documentation says 7.5% and some says 10%.

 
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For 2019, is turbo tax online using 10% for medical expense deductions, or is it still using 7.5%? Some Intuit documentation says 7.5% and some says 10%.

The Schedule A in the 2019 TurboTax program has been updated for the 7.5% of AGI for medical expenses.

For 2019, is turbo tax online using 10% for medical expense deductions, or is it still using 7.5%? Some Intuit documentation says 7.5% and some says 10%.

Your reply makes me MORE nervous actually. The tax law changed for 2019 and it should have been updated FROM 7.5% to 10%. Has turbo tax online been updated to 10%?

JosephF8
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For 2019, is turbo tax online using 10% for medical expense deductions, or is it still using 7.5%? Some Intuit documentation says 7.5% and some says 10%.

From IRS Pub 502

How Much of the Expenses Can You Deduct?

 

Generally, you can deduct on Schedule A (Form 1040 or 1040-SR) only the amount of your medical and dental expenses that is more than 7.5% of your AGI.

 

Pub 502 Medical and Dental Expenses

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For 2019, is turbo tax online using 10% for medical expense deductions, or is it still using 7.5%? Some Intuit documentation says 7.5% and some says 10%.


@johnerickson77 wrote:

Your reply makes me MORE nervous actually. The tax law changed for 2019 and it should have been updated FROM 7.5% to 10%. Has turbo tax online been updated to 10%?


The tax code was changed in the Spending Bill passed by Congress and signed by the President in December 2019.  The medical expense deduction on Schedule A has change to 7.5% from the scheduled 10%.

IRS Schedule A (2019) - https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040sa.pdf

Schedule A - 2019.JPG

 

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