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Medical Expenses

Kila · 2009-01-30 09:31:35

Hi, Just a pretty simple question (I hope). When claiming for medical expenses in the year 2008, does the refund come as a cheque, or in the form of tax credits? And if it comes in tax credits, how does that appear to me (i.e. do I see an increase in wages for the period that the extra tax credits are applied?) Thanks.

30-01-2009 9:31am

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Kila

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Hi,

Just a pretty simple question (I hope).

When claiming for medical expenses in the year 2008, does the refund come as a cheque, or in the form of tax credits? And if it comes in tax credits, how does that appear to me (i.e. do I see an increase in wages for the period that the extra tax credits are applied?)

Thanks.

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#2 30-01-2009 11:14am

dlambirl

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AFAIK it comes in a cheque

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