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Medical Expense Deduction Calculator

Total unreimbursed qualified costs and subtract the 7.5% adjusted-gross-income floor used on Schedule A.

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Schedule A Medical Inputs
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Medical expenses above the 7.5% AGI floor: $3,560.

Schedule A medical amount

$3,560

Unreimbursed expenses

$10,310

7.5% AGI floor

$6,750

Medical mileage amount

$110

This amount helps only if total itemized deductions exceed the standard deduction. HSA/FSA-paid costs, pre-tax premiums, cosmetic procedures, and reimbursed costs generally cannot be counted again.

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What this tool covers

Calculation scope

  • Applies the 7.5% AGI floor.
  • Subtracts reimbursements and separately entered premiums.
  • Uses the split 2026 IRS medical mileage rates.

Frequently asked questions

Do medical expenses help if I take the standard deduction?

No. The medical amount is part of itemized deductions, so it generally provides a federal benefit only when itemized deductions exceed the standard deduction.

Can I include health insurance premiums?

Eligible premiums paid with after-tax dollars can count, but not amounts already excluded from income or paid through a tax-advantaged account.

Can I deduct HSA-paid expenses?

No. Expenses paid or reimbursed tax-free by an HSA, FSA, HRA, or insurer cannot also be claimed as a medical itemized deduction.

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Last updated August 11, 2026 Tax year 2025 and 2026 Schedule A planning

Data sources: IRS Publication 502; Schedule A instructions; IRS standard mileage rates

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

Federal planning estimate based on current IRS forms and instructions. Use the filed form and its instructions for return preparation.

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