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A West Virginia Senate panel approved a bill that would allow state residents to deduct medical expenses from their state income taxes, even though senators were uncertain how much it might cost the state, reports Yahoo! News. S.B. 209, approved by the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee on Jan. 23, would allow taxpayers to deduct from their adjusted gross income medical expenses not reimbursed by insurance
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