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How to Deduct Medical Expenses Check Now‼️

Next month will be the month of tax returns.

It cost a lot of medical expenses now,,

Check it out ✅

It cost a lot of medical expenses.

Because the application is troublesome,,

Only for those who think

i have no money!

"The country takes a lot of taxes!"

"The salary is too low, but the hospital is expensive"

I often hear you say,,

It's not wrong, but

We can get a refund ourselves

Because there are rules

Just do it, 😭😭

If I don't do it, it won't come back,,

So next year's report...

Use the medical deduction 🙌

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☑️ savings and investment 💰

☑️ From Zubora spenders to Zubora savings

Waste Graduation Account ✊

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Other posts from here → @ miimo _ tik

Troubles or troubles related to money

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Money literacy at the end of the year

Medical Expenses Deduction

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医療費控除は、1年間で10万円（所得が200万円未満の方は所得の5％）を超える医療費が対象となり、確定申告をすることで税金が還付される制度です。医療費には病院の診療費だけでなく、薬局での医薬品購入費や通院の交通費（公共交通機関利用の場合）も含まれます。例えば、レーシック手術や妊娠中の定期検診、不妊治療、介護費用、さらにはメガネの購入代金も治療目的であれば対象になります。ただし、美容整形や自家用車のガソリン代、健康維持目的のサプリメント等は控除対象外なので注意が必要です。申請時には病院や薬局で受け取った領収書を5年間保存し、医療費通知書や明細書を作成します。勤務先から送られてくる医療費通知書を利用すると明細書の記入が簡単になるケースもあります。なお、領収書がなくても診療明細書や支払証明書、クレジットカード明細を用いて計算することも可能なので、諦めずに準備をしましょう。医療費控除を活用すると所得税と住民税が軽減され、手元に戻るお金は意外と大きな額になることも多いです。私自身、年間の医療費が多かった年に申請した際、数万円の還付を受け、家計の助けになりました。今年医療費がかさんだ方は、ぜひ早めに申告の準備を始めてみてくださいね。

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