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Patient guide · June 3, 2026

Medical Marijuana Tax Deduction: The 7.5% AGI Rule Explained

Taxpayers who itemize may deduct eligible unreimbursed medical expenses only to the extent the total exceeds 7.5% of adjusted gross income. That threshold does not decide whether a particular expense…

Taxpayers who itemize may deduct eligible unreimbursed medical expenses only to the extent the total exceeds 7.5% of adjusted gross income. That threshold does not decide whether a particular expense is eligible in the first place.nnThis article explains Schedule A, substantiation, reimbursements, and why patients should obtain individualized tax advice before including cannabis-related spending.

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