Health Crisis: Millions of Americans are without health care. That's millions of Americans who do not go to the doctor or not the drugs they need. Worse still, many Americans wait until they are sick to the emergency room and come away with an obscenely large debt to the hospital.

Help for some ... While there are low-income insurance and prescription plans, many Americans are left to their own devices when it comes to health coverage. But it is something that can give you a kind of liberation. You can deduct your medical expenses on your tax return.

What the IRS can do ... This can be a lifesaver if you have a hospital bill or you have several rules that you need. And here is how it works.

The formula ... You can go back to a legitimate medical costs, which more than 7.5% of gross income. For example, you have in the past year $ 25,000. You multiply $ 25,000 by 7.5% or $ 075 and get the 1875th This means that you can claim as deductions, medical expenses in excess of $ 1875th Depending on how much your medical expenses for the year can be a saving of anywhere from $ 100 to $ 1000

What are legitimate medical care? Anything that is medically necessary, is a legitimate expense;, surgery, cancer treatment, or even your regular doctor for a cold. Not legitimate expenses of any kind of cosmetic work.

A Broken System ... Health insurance is becoming more expensive. Premiums and deductibles are becoming so high that it almost does not pay for insurance. While in a position to claim your medical expenses as deductions on your tax return not delete your medical debt, it offers some small amount of comfort.

Now you have the Smoking Gun ... Use it!

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