Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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that his settlement is being held aside to pay for fruute medical issues. The client isn't being taxed on the settlement, but also can't deduct any medical expenses related to the accident, until the settlement amount is totally used up. His settlement though was nowhere near your amount. To bolster your case I would ask your doctor how much does he/she think that your fruute medical bills will be, and set that amount aside to pay for fruute medical expenses. Check out Revenue Ruling 75-232, 1975-1 CB 94, IRC Section 213.Don't know how Pennsylvania would work in regards to this though, TaxMan would be the better person to ask with the state issue than I would.