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Med-1 & prescriptions bought in the North

byrnefm · 2010-12-11 18:48:42

Hi, I'm aware that any medicines bought with a doctor's prescription is eligible for tax relief via the Med-1 form. If I was in (for example) Derry to pick up my prescription, would the amount I paid for my medicine in Derry also be eligible for relief? I was trying to determine from the Revenue site about this: it states…

11-12-2010 6:48pm

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byrnefm

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Hi,

I'm aware that any medicines bought with a doctor's prescription is eligible for tax relief via the Med-1 form. If I was in (for example) Derry to pick up my prescription, would the amount I paid for my medicine in Derry also be eligible for relief?

I was trying to determine from the Revenue site about this: it states that medication bought with a doctor's prescription is eligible for tax relief but didn't state that it only applies to prescriptions purchased in the Republic of Ireland.

Just wondering!

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#2 11-12-2010 11:40pm

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Doesn't have to be Ireland-purchased, based on my experience. I submitted a US-receipt once.

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