Calculate Revenue Med 1 health expenses tax relief: 20% refund on GP, drugs & dental, plus up to 40% relief on nursing home care costs.
Qualifying medical receipts for tax year
\text{General Health Tax Relief} = \Big(\text{Qualifying Medical Costs} - \text{Insurance Reimbursement}\Big) \times 20\% \\
\text{Nursing Home Relief} = \text{Nursing Home Costs} \times \text{Marginal Rate } (20\% \text{ or } 40\%) \\
\text{Total Revenue Tax Refund} = \min\Big(\text{Income Tax Paid}, \text{General Relief} + \text{Nursing Home Relief}\Big) \\
\text{Net Out-of-Pocket Cost} = \text{Gross Spend} - \text{Insurance Refund} - \text{Revenue Tax Refund}Under Irish Revenue Section 469 (Form Med 1), individuals can claim a 20% tax refund on qualifying medical and non-routine dental expenses (Form Med 2) not reimbursed by private health insurance or the HSE. Nursing home care expenses qualify for tax relief at your highest marginal tax rate (up to 40%). Claims can be backdated for up to 4 preceding tax years via myAccount.
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