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  • Tax Deductions

    In this category you will find information about tax deductions for the extra cost of gluten-free food. Most of the deduction information is for those who live in the United States of America, and we cannot personally advise you about how to file your taxes.

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      Jefferson Adams

      New App Helps Celiac Sufferers Track Gluten-free Expenses

      By Jefferson Adams, in Tax Deductions,

      4 comments 12,021 views
      Jefferson Adams

      Can Better Tax Rules Help Promote Gluten-free Diet for Celiacs?

      By Jefferson Adams, in Tax Deductions,

      1 comment 7,713 views
      Jefferson Adams

      Gluten-free Income Tax Deduction Tips

      By Jefferson Adams, in Tax Deductions,

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      Jefferson Adams

      Are You Due For a Gluten-free Tax Break?

      By Jefferson Adams, in Tax Deductions,

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      Howard J. Kass, CPA

      The Celiac Tax Deduction: What's New?

      By Howard J. Kass, CPA, in Tax Deductions,

      26 comments 47,505 views
      Scott Adams

      Tax Deduction for Gluten-Free Foods as a Medical Expense for Diagnosed Celiacs Only

      By Scott Adams, in Tax Deductions,

      29 comments 93,031 views
      Howard J. Kass, CPA

      Howard J. Kass, CPA - 1998 on Tax Deductions for Celiacs

      By Howard J. Kass, CPA, in Tax Deductions,

      2 comments 22,315 views
      Howard J. Kass, CPA

      Howard J. Kass, CPA - February 16, 1999 on Tax Deductions for Celiacs

      By Howard J. Kass, CPA, in Tax Deductions,

      4 comments 39,537 views

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