Health insurance for therapists in private practice
$300-$1,500/mo
Can Therapists in Private Practice Write Off Health Insurance?
Short answer: Yes: self-employed therapists in private practice can deduct health, dental, and long-term care premiums above the line.
You can't take it for months you were eligible for an employer plan (yours or a spouse's), and it can't exceed your business profit.
Records to keep: Keep receipts, 1099s and platform tax summaries, a mileage log, and a note of the business purpose.
Health insurance for therapists in private practice
Typical range: $300-$1,500/mo
Dental / Veterinary / Medical Offices
Yes: self-employed therapists in private practice can deduct health, dental, and long-term care premiums above the line.
Business justification
Yes: self-employed therapists in private practice can deduct health, dental, and long-term care premiums above the line. You can't take it for months you were eligible for an employer plan (yours or a spouse's), and it can't exceed your business profit.
Category
- Write-Offs by Profession