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Medical Tax Credits

JoeMcCarthy · 2015-01-11 17:15:23

Hi, I spent €11,000 on non-routine dental work in 2013. I have already claimed all the PAYE/USC that I had paid for that year as I only worked up until July. I'm back working since July 2014 and was wondering if I could claim the costs of my dental for this years tax? Thanks, Joe

11-01-2015 5:15pm

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Hi, I spent €11,000 on non-routine dental work in 2013. I have already claimed all the PAYE/USC that I had paid for that year as I only worked up until July.
I'm back working since July 2014 and was wondering if I could claim the costs of my dental for this years tax?

Thanks,
Joe

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Only if you paid for it in 2014

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