Standard vs Itemized Tax Deduction The most important aspect of bariatric surgery tax benefits come from whether, under the guidance of a licensed tax professional, you exceed the standard deductions: For 2025 tax returns (those filed in 2026), the standard deduction numbers to exceed are: $16,100 for single taxpayers and married individuals filing separate returns $23,625 for heads of household $31,500 for married couples filing jointly or qualifying widow(er) Tax Example for Bariatric Surgery EXAMPLE PATIENT: SINGLE FILER Patients AGI: $50,000 Bariatric Surgery Cost: $5,000 Bariatric Surgery Related Expenses: $1,000 Other Yearly Medical and Dental Expenses: $2,400 Total Medical and Dental Expenses: $8,400 Medical Deduction Limit: $3,750 (7.5% of $50,000) $8,400 Medical Expenses = $4,650 Deduction Please note in this example, the patient should still opt to take the standard deduction at $16,100 (2025 tax return) if they dont have other deductions

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