Guest guest Posted June 8, 2006 Report Share Posted June 8, 2006 Being a diabetic, can you count membership fees off on your taxes? Anyone out there have an answer? Thanks, REC WACMA & ASAP Changing the CHIARI world. REC 6 A __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2006 Report Share Posted June 8, 2006 > > Being a diabetic, can you count membership fees off on your taxes? Anyone > out there have an answer? I'm not a tax expert. You should probably talk to one as I'm sure there are as many ways to 'spin' this as not. Personally, I feel that the true answer is no. There is nothing 'special' about being diabetic that would require you to join a health club. There is also nothing 'special' about being diabetic that would make joining a health club any more important than it is to someone who is not diabetic. There is also nothing about a health club that would make you any healthier than simply picking up $20 worth of weights and walking for an hour a day. Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 I would agree on a common sense basis with your comment " There is also nothing about a health club that would make you any healthier than simply picking up $20 worth of weights and walking for an hour a day. " But tax law and common sense constitute an oxymoron. I have seen air conditioning, the cost of its operation, and its maintence be tax exempt because a doctor wrote a prescription for it. Check with a tax person, but I think the critical item is a pre-dated prescription. If the prescription if written after joining it will be denied. > > > > Being a diabetic, can you count membership fees off on your taxes? Anyone > > out there have an answer? > > > > I'm not a tax expert. You should probably talk to one as I'm sure there are > as many ways to 'spin' this as not. Personally, I feel that the true answer > is no. There is nothing 'special' about being diabetic that would require > you to join a health club. There is also nothing 'special' about being > diabetic that would make joining a health club any more important than it is > to someone who is not diabetic. There is also nothing about a health club > that would make you any healthier than simply picking up $20 worth of > weights and walking for an hour a day. > > Mike > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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