It’s the middle of March, and “Tax Season” is the phrase on everyone’s lips. While filing taxes can be a headache, it’s also one of the best times to explore financial avenues for a new mobility vehicle. This week, we’re breaking down how you can turn your refund (and other resources) into a more accessible life.
Tax Deductions and Medical Expenses Did you know that the cost of mobility equipment—and even a portion of the vehicle cost itself—can often be considered a deductible medical expense? If a vehicle is modified for wheelchair use, the IRS often allows you to deduct the cost of the modifications. Always consult with a tax professional in Maryland to see how this applies to your specific situation.
Beyond the Refund: Grants and Assistance A tax refund is a great start, but it’s rarely the whole story. At Jerry’s Mobility, we work closely with:
- Maryland Department of Disabilities: Exploring state-level grants for workplace or educational independence.
- Veteran Affairs (VA): We are proud to assist our Carney veterans in navigating VA auto grants (like Form 21-4502).
- Manufacturer Rebates: Many manufacturers offer up to $1,000 back on mobility conversions for new vehicles.
Don’t let the price tag of independence hold you back. Let’s sit down and look at the numbers together—you might be closer to a new ride than you think. Connect with us today!
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