tax relief on dental work, how much back?

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scotgirl

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Hi, I need crowns and veneers at a high cost and want to claim back on my partner's tax. Does anyone know how much you can actually get back?
 
scotgirl said:
my 'common- law' husband, he is employed.
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It depends what rate he pays tax at. If it's 20% you'll get 20% of the price of the treatment back. If he pays tax at 41% you'll get 41% back. The good news is that as of 2007 there's no 'excess', i.e. the first €125 is now covered.
 
According to [broken link removed] You can claim tax relief on medical expenses incurred by yourself, your spouse, dependent children or dependent relatives.

I am unsure whether the term 'common law wife' fits into this catagory.
 
eileen alana said:
According to [broken link removed] You can claim tax relief on medical expenses incurred by yourself, your spouse, dependent children or dependent relatives.

I am unsure whether the term 'common law wife' fits into this catagory.
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It's been changed...once you're paying, you can claim tax relief on the relevant treatments for literally anyone. You can see that the article is out of date as the €125/€250 limits which I said have been abolished are still mentioned.
 
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