Do medical bills have to be paid to use on taxes?

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You need a receipt to deduct. That means paid. Good question.

As G4B stated, you need to have a receipt or proof of payment in order to deduct medical expense on taxes. You can not deduct items paid from a flexible spending account or any medical expense reimbursed by your employer. And the first 7.5% of adjusted gross income is excluded from deduction.In other words, if your adjusted gross income was $60,000, the first $4,500 of medical expense is not deductible.

So if you had $6,000 of medical expense in the above $60,000 example, only $1,500 is deductible.

You can only deduct bills you did not pay from money you did not get. For example; if I didn't pay a $1000 medical bill, I cannot deduct it from money that was paid to me; but if I asked Donald trump for $1000 and he told me to go away and stop bothering him, I could deduct the 1000 dollars I didn't pay from the 1000 dollars he didn't give me.

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