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Finding additional receipts after making claim?

Random · 2010-02-19 19:47:19

I may a previous MED1 / MED2 claim for 2008. I submitted the forms, I got the money. I've now discovered some receipts that I missed. Can I submit an additional MED1 for this? Is it tough luck? Thanks

19-02-2010 7:47pm

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I may a previous MED1 / MED2 claim for 2008. I submitted the forms, I got the money. I've now discovered some receipts that I missed.

Can I submit an additional MED1 for this? Is it tough luck?

Thanks

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#2 23-02-2010 8:50pm

Dublin Muppet

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You can make additional claims up to 4 yrs after end of tax year

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#3 23-02-2010 8:57pm

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Do I need to reference past claims or just submit another MED1 etc? Thanks

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#4 24-02-2010 2:51pm

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Just submit another amended Med 1 for the new TOTAL amount, not the increase with a letter explaining the situation. Should run through fine.

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#5 24-02-2010 9:09pm

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Thanks for the advice.

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#6 18-03-2010 8:56pm

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Bah, I have no idea how much the original claim was for !

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#7 18-03-2010 9:41pm

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If you ring your tax office, they should be able to tell you what you claimed for. Alternatively your copy of your notice of assessment from 08 will have your total of health expenses and as you should have all your receipts you will be able to work it out

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