What are atypical expenses that are tax deductible?

There are costs that arise due to the disability but do not occur regularly. These atypical expenses are not covered by the disability allowance and can therefore be declared separately as extraordinary expenses of a general nature in the tax return.

Examples of such expenses include conversion measures in the home or in a vehicle due to the disability, as well as expenses for travel assistance on holiday, relocation costs, costs for household services, and medical, treatment, or convalescence costs.

All expenses declared as extraordinary expenses in the tax return are reduced by the reasonable burden by the tax office. This amount depends on marital status and the level of income.