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Medical expenses from a relationship that is over
Can I claim medical expenses from a relationship that has ended
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October 30, 2019
5:29 AM
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Credits and deductions
Yes you may as long as you qualify and you were in a relationship at that time. In addition you should make sure the other person is not also claiming the expense.
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We were in a relationship that was off and on but did not reside together for more than 4 consecutive months. I am pretty sure that we would not be considered common law although he qualified for health care premiums at a lower rate that I would. I was the one paying these premiums and they came out of my account. I will be the only one who is claiming this. I am entitled to do so right?
October 30, 2019
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Were you previously in a common law relationship? If you were up till the breakdown that's fine. If the relationship began and ended in the tax year then that is ineligible. The rules for common law relationship is that you would have live together the previous 12 months.
October 30, 2019
5:29 AM