Medical expense deduction errors warn taxpayers
Irving Machiz, district director of Internal Revenue for Maryland and DC, warns that common errors in reporting medical expenses lead to smaller refunds or extra taxes. He urges reading Form 1040 instructions, noting drug costs exceed 1 percent of adjusted gross income must be added to other medical costs, while insurance premiums have a separate deduction up to 150 dollars.
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Irving Machiz
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District of Columbia
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Correction Saves Time Money In Unallowable Items Program
A new correction program began January 1 1972 aims to save taxpayers time and money. Irving Machiz Maryland DC district director says unallowable items on returns will be identified and corrected in IRS service centers. Corrections occur during initial processing. mail notice to taxpayers. no district interviews. early corrections may avoid interest. If items are found, refunds may be held pending review and adjustments computed by a tax examiner. taxpayers may offer additional data or request an interview. unresolved cases follow normal audit procedures. Examples include medical expenses limits auto mileage rates over thresholds child care deductions and dividend exclusions.
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Irving Machiz
Internal Revenue
Maryland
District of Columbia
IRS
Machiz
IRS Service Centers
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