I never realised that. Does that include GP or just consultant visits?you can claim tax relief on the remainder, but only at the 20% level. SO in your example you can claim relief on the balance of €45, so that would amount to €9. Its not an awful lot but if you have a number of receipts it will add up.
It all adds up. I've underclaimed for years.I never realised that. Does that include GP or just consultant visits?
Whatever health insurance doesn't cover in full but is part of MED1 scheme.I never realised that. Does that include GP or just consultant visits?
Brilliant thanks.Also any prescription medication costs.
You can only go back 4 years on claims.Brilliant thanks.
Can I please double check if expenses such as physio, ot, dental are included?
If you're paying for their medical expenses then yes.And that Ican put all family members expenses under my name?
This post is very confusing. If you have €1,000 of dental expenses that qualify for tax relief but your private health insurance reimburses €500 of this then you are perfectly entitled to claim standard rate tax back on the balance of €500 but no more than that.Health Insurance policies cover dental payments but revenue don’t apart from things like capped teeth (appliances made outside the mouth). So if you made a claim of €1000 to Laya and got back €500, then when you are submitting to Revenue, don’t say you got back €500 if €100 related to dental treatment not covered by revenue, only declare the €400. And don’t forget to include any medication costs not covered by the drug payment scheme etc.
apart from things like capped teeth
If they have €100 of routine dental expenses and €900 of other medical expenses they can only claim tax relief on the part of the €900 not recovered from their health insurance.This post is very confusing. If you have €1,000 of dental expenses that qualify for tax relief but your private health insurance reimburses €500 of this then you are perfectly entitled to claim standard rate tax back on the balance of €500 but no more than that.
Yes.If they have €100 of routine dental expenses and €900 of other medical expenses they can only claim tax relief on the part of the €900 not recovered from their health insurance.
LOL.I had a lot of dental expenses in 2024. I got a med 2 for 3400. Grand.
There is another 2k. The dental admin person said to add that to medical expenses claim.
They're either telling porkies or commiting tax fraud.And several people have said to me that they do this routinely.
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