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    Air ambulance as medical deduction?

    I know that normally the cost of an ambulance would be a deductible medical expense, but what about the cost of an air ambulance (to the tune of almost $10,000) to move an elderly man from one nursing home across the country to another?

    bgiez

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    I don't....

    ... know exactly if it would, but I'm sure the travel would have to be for medical reasons> not because the family also moved.
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      #3
      more details

      Client went into a nursing home for a short period of time after his wife died and his daughter then moved him to her state so she could oversee his care. Think that would make any difference?

      bgiez

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        #4
        It's a medical transport necessary for continuing care. taxea
        Believe nothing you have not personally researched and verified.

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          #5
          Air Ambulance

          I had the same situation about 3-4 years ago-client was down in Florida and wife got sick-had to be medically transported to doctors in New York. The bill was also for about $ 10000, no insurance coverage for that. So I deducted it as a medical expense - never got questioned by IRS.
          Uncle Sam, CPA, EA. ARA, NTPI Fellow

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