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Private Medical Cert

francie81 · 2019-06-20 19:57:02

Hi, Am out on the sick from work and I have to produce a weekly private cert per company rules at a cost of 20e from my GP, so my question is can I claim tax back on this? Thanks

20-06-2019 7:57pm

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francie81

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Hi,

Am out on the sick from work and I have to produce a weekly private cert per company rules at a cost of 20e from my GP, so my question is can I claim tax back on this?

Thanks

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#2 20-06-2019 7:58pm

banie01

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You can claim your 20%.
Keep the receipts and submit the total as part of your return.

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#3 20-06-2019 11:03pm

allthedoyles

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Hi Francie,

If you take a photo of the receipt and upload it to the www.revenue.ie app , then you won't have to keep it at all.
Do the same with the receipt for your visit to doctor and the same with the receipt for the prescription , if any.

View all these medical receipts as money , if you are a taxpayer in Ireland .

There are countless people that fail to claim proper medical expenses each year.

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