Risoluzioe The Ministerial answers to a question from an accountant who asked the eligibility of deduction for medical expenses even if on the ticket instead of the word "drug" or "medicinal "SOP has reported one of the symbols (without prescription) or OTC (over the counter or counter medicines), homeopathic," "f.co" med. ".
The Agency shall, by Resolution 10 / E, believes that the receipt showing the purchase of medicines obtained without a prescription complies with the requirement of the claim the nature of the asset even if, in place of the term "drug" or "medicine," reported one of the symbols above or OTC SOP, as regards other particulars, it is considered that the indication "med." or "f.co.", understood in common parlance as short for medicine or drug is tantamount to mention full of such terms.
It follows that, even for the ticket, since the nature and quality of the product purchased can be inferred by the term "drug" or "medicine" and by the same name found in the documents issued by the pharmacy expenditure, the taxpayer is no longer obliged to retain a photocopy of the prescription issued by your GP.
RM 10 / S 2010
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