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How to deduct your Medical Expenses

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How to Deduct Your Medical Expenses Through Your Business How to Deduct Your Medical Expenses Through Your Business

If you’re self‑employed, you can turn personal medical costs into business deductions using a Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plan (AgriPlan/BizPlan). This lets your business reimburse you for medical expenses — and those reimbursements become a fully deductible business expense.

What You Can Deduct What You Can Deduct

Insurance Premiums

  • Health insurance

  • Dental & vision insurance

  • Medicare Part A, B, C, D

  • Medicare Supplement (Medigap)

  • Marketplace premiums

  • COBRA premiums

Out‑of‑Pocket Medical Costs

  • Doctor visits

  • Labs & imaging

  • Hospital bills

  • Dental work

  • Vision exams, glasses, contacts

  • Prescription drugs

  • Physical therapy & chiropractic

  • Mental health services

Eligible Family Members

  • You (the business owner)

  • Your spouse

  • Dependents

  • Children under age 27

What You Cannot Deduct What You Cannot Deduct

  • Employee insurance premiums

  • Cosmetic procedures

  • Gym memberships (unless medically prescribed)

Why This Saves You Money Why This Saves You Money

Medical expenses normally go on Schedule A — where most people don’t qualify for a deduction. A Section 105 plan moves those expenses to Schedule C, where they become a business deduction.

Most self‑employed clients save $3,000–$10,000 per year.

Quick Example Quick Example

A self‑employed household with:

  • $7,200 health premiums

  • $1,800 Medicare

  • $2,000 medical bills


Total: $11,000 Deducted through the business → $11,000 tax reduction At 25% tax rate → $2,750 saved At 35% → $3,850 saved

Simple Steps to Use This Deduction Simple Steps to Use This Deduction

  • Set up a Section 105 plan (AgriPlan/BizPlan).

  • Submit your medical expenses each month.

  • Your business reimburses you.

  • Total reimbursements go on Schedule C, Line 14 — Employee Benefit Programs.

  • Need Help? Need Help?

    I’m licensed and trained on AgriPlan/BizPlan. I can walk you through setup, eligible expenses, and how to maximize your tax savings.

    General Insurance & Financial Disclaimer General Insurance & Financial Disclaimer

    The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a recommendation to purchase or sell any insurance or financial product. You should consult with licensed tax, legal, or financial professionals to determine what options are appropriate for your personal situation.

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