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Michael Clemson
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Emergency Room trip tax deductible?

Michael Clemson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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I hit my head at my own rental this weekend, lacerating my head and taking a trip to the Emergency Room. I'm the proud owner of a few staples now! (No Urgency Care in the area on weekends.) I'll at least have a co-pay and perhaps more to pay. Is my actual out-of-pocket expense tax-deductible since it was incurred while at the rental property on rental business? The dollars I am using to pay the co-pay and any coinsurance are after-tax dollars, not part of an FSA/HSA.

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Al Wilson
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Al Wilson
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  • Daphne, AL
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Sounds like you need to hit your head several more times and then you'll have your deduction. Good luck.

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