Is there a certain money amount that is to be paid out to claim as a deduction?

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kristiecw Asked April 2012

Is there a certain money amount that is to be paid out to claim as a deduction?

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Generally, you need to provide 50% of the person's financial needs, but you should check this out with a tax specialist, as there are many variables. Please do check it though, because many caregivers could be taking tax deductions. Good luck,
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