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Currently, long-term care insurance premiums are deductible
for federal income
tax purposes only if your total un-reimbursed medical expenses
exceed 7 ½% of your adjusted gross income.
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However, more and more states are providing a tax deduction or
tax credit for long-term care insurance. In essence, these
incentives mean that the state pays part of your premium. 22
states currently provide incentives.
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This information is not a substitute for expert tax advice.
Please contact a tax professional for complete details.
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