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Informal care is an alternative source of long-term care for many individuals. Family members, who can provide the same necessary care as formal services, are often preferred over formal services and are sometimes cheaper sources of care, depending on the cost to their family members.
The bottom line. Long-term care insurance premiums can be costly. The IRS allows qualified taxpayers to deduct a portion of their long-term care insurance premiums on their tax returns based on their age. Generally, you must itemize deductions and have expenses that exceed the AGI threshold to qualify.
If you paid the premiums for a policy you obtained yourself, (such as through the marketplace) your health insurance premium is deductible when they are out-of-pocket costs.
FLTCIP means the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program. Free look means that within 30 days after you are approved for coverage and receive the Benefit Booklet, you may cancel that coverage if you are not satisfied with it and receive a refund of any premium you paid for that coverage.
Congress passed legislation effective in 1997 that established the tax treatment of premiums paid for and the benefits paid/reimbursed by long-term care insurance policies that met certain federal standards. This legislation is called the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act or HIPAA.
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For example, FLTCIP helps pay for home health care, adult day care, or for nursing home or assisted living facility costs.
Yes! Assisted living can be a tax-deductible expense, but only if the care provided is medically necessary. Medical expenses must exceed 7.5% of the residents adjusted gross income to qualify for a deduction.

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