I have about 4000$ in medical bills dated in 2017. However, I haven't made many payments. Do I add them now as they are dated for 2017 or wait until 2018 filing?

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No you do not enter unpaid medical bills. You can only enter medical expenses you actually paid in 2017 on your 2017 tax return.

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It seems I owe money to the IRS and want to take advantage of the 180 day payment plan as I can't afford to pay anything for 4 weeks please help

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I have about 4000$ in medical bills dated in 2017. However, I haven't made many payments. Do I add them now as they are dated for 2017 or wait until 2018 filing?

I have about 4000$ in medical bills dated in 2017. However, I haven't made many payments. Do I add them now as they are dated for 2017 or wait until 2018 filing?

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