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Claiming Tax Back on Dental surgery

sausagefingers · 2013-10-19 12:50:10

I have recently paid out a large amount of money for work on my teeth. Does anybody know how I go about claiming tax bank on this and what percentage I am allowed claim back?

19-10-2013 12:50PM

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I have recently paid out a large amount of money for work on my teeth. Does anybody know how I go about claiming tax bank on this and what percentage I am allowed claim back?

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#2 19-10-2013 06:45PM

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sausagefingers wrote: »

I have recently paid out a large amount of money for work on my teeth. Does anybody know how I go about claiming tax bank on this and what percentage I am allowed claim back?

Get a med 2 from the surgery, not all work is tax deductable, crowns, wisdom teeth, implants are... Give it to your accountant or submit a med1 to revenue yourself.
Qualifying treatment is tax deductable at 20%

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