Expenses for medical care (including transportation) you receive because you are a donor or a possible donor of a kidney or other organ can be entered on Schedule A (Form 1040) Itemized Deductions or in the Itemized Deduction section of the TaxAct program. Unreimbursed medical expenses need to be more than 7.5% of Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) to be deductible on Schedule A. Enter unreimbursed medical expenses and after-tax premiums and TaxAct will automatically calculate the amount deductible.

Per IRS Publication 502 Medical and Dental Expenses, page 13:

Transplants

You can include in medical expenses amounts paid for medical care you receive because you are a donor or a possible donor of a kidney or other organ. This includes transportation.

You can include any expenses you pay for the medical care of a donor in connection with the donation of an organ to you, your spouse, or dependent. This includes transportation.

To enter your medical and dental expenses in the TaxAct program, and get more deduction information, go to our Medical and Dental Expenses FAQ.

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