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Home > Blog > Will LTC Insurance Actually Lower Your Tax Bill?
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026

Will LTC Insurance Actually Lower Your Tax Bill?

personal insuranceHow do you get people to sit up and take notice? Talk taxes. Tell them you have a way to help them reduce their state and federal tax bills.

A Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCi) policy has the potential to help people lower the amount they pay in taxes.

And at the same time, LTCi provides valuable insurance coverage that can help them remain in their home, protect their retirement nest egg and ensure they won’t have to rely on their kids to take care of them.

LTCi Premium May Be Tax-Deductible

Each year, the federal government sets guidelines for tax deductibility. Individual policyholders may be able to deduct a portion of the premium paid for a tax-qualified LTCi policy. This is called an eligible premium.

Business owners who use business dollars to purchase LTCi can also experience significant tax savings based on the tax structure of the business:

·     Self employed business owners may deduct eligible premium paid for the owner, spouse, and dependents. They also may deduct the total premium or actual premium paid for employees.

·     Owner/employees of C Corporations may deduct the actual premium for the owner/employee, spouse, dependents, and employees.

Policy Benefits May Be Tax-Free

Benefits received under a tax-qualified LTCi policy are intended to be tax-free as long as they do not exceed the greater of actual qualified LTC daily expenses or the IRS’ per day limitation.

Out-of-Pocket LTC Expenses May Be Tax-Deductible

Generally, any LTC expenses the policyholder pays out-of-pocket may be claimed as a medical deduction on a federal income tax return. The only exception is payment for home care provided by a family member who is not a licensed health care professional.

Some States Also Offer Tax Deductions

Currently, a number of states offer tax deductions and/or credits for people who purchase qualified LTC Insurance policies. And these state deductions and credits are in addition to those offered by the federal government.

There’s No Better Time to Talk Taxes

Everyone is looking for ways to save, which is why now is a good time to talk to prospective clients about the tax advantages of purchasing LTC. They’re sure to be more receptive when they learn that purchasing the coverage they know they need also can help them reduce their tax bill.

 

Posted 8:21 PM

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