Question: Transportation & Taxes

[Guest guest]

on some days my body is just not up to walk to the train station or

struggling up the steps of the bus. so i'll take a taxi, cuz it's easier.

a friend told me, it could be tax deductible. i never heard that before.

anybody out there know?

[Guest guest]

I would call your local social security office or local tax agency.On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 1:42 PM, elsandoval67 <elsandoval@...> wrote:

on some days my body is just not up to walk to the train station or

struggling up the steps of the bus. so i'll take a taxi, cuz it's easier.

a friend told me, it could be tax deductible. i never heard that before.

anybody out there know?

[Guest guest]

Transportation to and from medical appnts is tax deductible. I always kept a milege log with the dates times and got a doctors note from the doctor stating I was there that day.

Now if you are taking a taxi, I would get a receipt from the driver every trip and a doctors note from your doctor.

Then you can claim it under medical expensives if you itemize your taxes. Keep in mind though you have to have accumulated a certain amount of medical bills. I tend to file medical bills every two years as I do not accumulate enough annually.

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