Yes you can. You can get a summary of all your prescriptions printed out from your pharmacy. Just ask for a med1 statement for the year. Upload this as one receipt to your receipts tracker to get your 20% back. This video will help.

For AVCs, if you have it deducted via your payroll (on payslip) this means your tax relief is already done when you are paid. You not need to do anything.

If your AVC is part of a policy you set up privately (outside of your employment) then you need to claim your tax relief by including in your income tax returns.

I recommend waiting until the year end to claim your tax refund for AVCs. You will include when completing your income tax return for the applicable year. You will have a definite figure of how much you paid during the year so much easier.

Yes I do. To book in, follow the link below to select your review. There are two options, one if assessed as a single person and the other if you are jointly assessed.

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Yes you should definitely still do your returns. Please keep in mind maternity benefit is taxable so you want to be claiming any additional tax credits where possible. For example any medical expenses etc.

This is a glitch on Revenue. Once you have completed your income tax returns and included all applicable medical expenses in section 4, then you will have claimed your medical expenses. To check, bring up your statement of liability in your documents folder. On page two you should see health expenses in panel 4. This is 20% of the total expenses you claimed.