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Doctor's malpractice insurance

Asked By Anonymous User
Thursday, October 12, 2000

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A doctor who is not self-employed, but works for a hospital, may deduct premium costs as an Itemized deduction on IRS Schedule A.
A self-employed doctor may deduct the premium costs of malpractice insurance as a business deduction.

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