Are there any special tax deductions for disabled people?

Yes, there are special tax deductions available for people with disabilities in Idaho. The state of Idaho allows taxpayers to take a special non-refundable tax deduction if they are blind or permanently and totally disabled. The deduction is allowed for the filer, their spouse, and any dependents who qualify. The deduction is equal to the taxpayer’s total adjusted gross income. In addition to this general deduction, certain taxpayers with disabilities may also be eligible for additional deductions. For instance, taxpayers may be eligible for a deduction for up to $400 for expenses related to a disability, including doctor visits, prescription drugs, medical equipment, therapy, and other expenses related to a disability. Finally, disabled taxpayers may be eligible to deduct certain contributions made to qualified disability trusts. These trusts are set up to provide for the care of a disabled person. Contributions made to these trusts are eligible for up to a $10,000 deduction. Overall, there are several tax deductions available to disabled people in Idaho. To take advantage of these deductions, taxpayers should consult with an experienced tax preparer or CPA who can help them understand their eligibility and calculate the deduction.

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