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June 4, 2019
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1099-LTC and Medical Expenses

  • June 4, 2019
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I included reimbursements received from a long term insurance policy in Miscellaneous Income (Form 1099-LTC).  I input the Cost of Qualified LTC Services as well as the Total Reimbursements Received for These Costs (amount of services was higher than reimbursement).  Do I also include these medical costs (total cost or just the amount not reimbursed) in the medical deduction section and also input the amount of Medical Reimbursements I received?
Best answer by CherylW

No, if you were reimbursed, just put the amount that you paid out-of-pocket in the Medical section of Deductions & Credits.

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CherylWAnswer
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June 4, 2019

No, if you were reimbursed, just put the amount that you paid out-of-pocket in the Medical section of Deductions & Credits.

June 4, 2019
pddoctor

Let me make sure I understand the answer. So under medical expenses I only put those expenses that weren't reimbursed by the LTC income and I don't include the LTC income under reimbursements under medical expenses?