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I helped my fiance with her significant medical bills, how can I deduct that?

I helped my fiance with her significant medical bills, how can I deduct that?

(she had no income this year)

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Medical expenses can be claimed for a you, a spouse or dependent reported on your tax return. If your fiancé isn't a qualifying dependent, you will not be able to claim those medical expenses on your tax return.

More information can be found in IRS Publication 502, page 2.

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Medical expenses can be claimed for a you, a spouse or dependent reported on your tax return. If your fiancé isn't a qualifying dependent, you will not be able to claim those medical expenses on your tax return.

More information can be found in IRS Publication 502, page 2.

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