How do YOU classify your drugs?

Apr 28, 2005 42 Replies

First, you need to learn how to use your newsreader. You quoted text that I wrote but attributed it to snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net.

Second, I never said that you could use pre-tax dollars for an item and then deduct that same item on Schedule A. I said that even though a person cannot deduct over the counter drugs as Medical Expenses on Schedule A, they could be paid with pre-tax dollars if you have an FSA or Medical Savings Account. Obviously, prescription drugs that are reimbursed by an FSA or similar plan cannot also be deducted on Schedule A.

-- Vic Roberts Replace xxx with vdr in e-mail address.

Those hierarchy inversion decisions tend make my brain implode. It's another example of what you want your system to tell you. One way says that insurance is part of your medical costs, auto costs, etc. The other lets you easily track your Insurance costs...

I just found a category called "I don't know" with the description "sort this out later." I think I'll run a report and see what's in there...

Agreed

It does depend on what you want out of your system.

Personally I keep all my insure costs under the category of the insured item..... i.e "car/insur"

Rather than having a sep insurance category

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