Teeth extraction Ireland: Is there any taxback on this any more?

[gameok]

Is there any taxback on this any more?

Had 3 removed today- very painful too ha

Thanks

 

[Darthvadar]

Re: Teeth extraction Ireland

Had 3 removed today- very painful too ha

The extraction of the teeth, or the wallet???...

Yes, you can claim it on your usual Med 1 tax claim as a Medical Expense... Think it's just at the lower rate though...

Hope you feel better very soon....

Darth...

 

[Bessa]

Re: Teeth extraction Ireland

Were you not numbed up for this.

 

[ajapale]

moved from Other financial issues to Taxation

 

[huskerdu]

You need to submit a Med2 form, and you need your dentist to fill it in.

Most Dentists tell you about this and have them to fill in when you have work done that is covered, but obviously yours hasn't.

Ring the dental practice and ask them to prepare a Med2 for you.