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2009 Updates

 
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HIPAA:

Attained age before the close of the taxable year:

Amount that counts as a medical expense:

40 or less

$320

41 - 50

$600

51 - 60

$1,190

61 - 70

$3,180

71 and older

$3,980

Indemnity policies: Benefit payments above $280 per day that exceed the actual cost of care will be taxed as income.

Self-Employed Long-Term Care Insurance Deductions: 100% of age-based limits

Medicare: 

Part A Deductible $1,068
Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance $133.50 days 21-100
Part B Deductible

$135

Part B Premium $96.40 (incomes below $85,000 individual/ $170,000 joint)
Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Indiv: $887, Couple: $1,187

Medicaid: Click here to see state-specific Medicaid information

Spouse's minimum asset allowance

$21,912

Spouse's maximum asset allowance $109,560
Spouse's minimum income allowance

$1,822 (effective 7/1/09-6/30/10)

Excess shelter allowance $547 (effective 7/1/09 - 6/30/10)
Spouse's maximum income allowance $2,739
Income cap states $2,022

Health Savings Accounts: (Minimum Deductible $1,150 Ind/$2,300 Fam)

Individual = maximum contribution of $3,000. Add'l 2009 contribution of $1,000 for 55+; $5,800 out-of-pocket max.

Family = maximum contribution of $5,950.
Add'l 2009 contribution of $1,000 for 55+; $11,600 out-of-pocket max.

 

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