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Text of IRS Announcement 2011-14: Breast Pumps and Lactation Supplies Are Medical Expenses (PDF)
Internal Revenue Service [IRS]
[Official Guidance] Feb. 10, 2011
[B]reast pumps and supplies that assist lactation are medical care under [Code section] 213(d) of the Internal Revenue Code because, like obstetric care, they are for the purpose of affecting a structure or function of the body of the lactating woman. Therefore, if the remaining requirements of section 213(a) are met (for example, the taxpayer's total medical expenses exceed 7.5 percent of adjusted gross income), expenses paid for breast pumps and supplies that assist lactation are deductible medical expenses. Amounts reimbursed for these expenses under flexible spending arrangements, Archer medical savings accounts, health reimbursement arrangements, or health savings accounts are not income to the taxpayer.
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