Offers a new tax credit to help families pay for infertility treatments and fertility preservation.
This bill would create a new income tax credit to help individuals and families with the high costs of infertility treatments. If passed, eligible people could get back 50 percent of their qualified expenses through a tax credit. Up to $5,000 of that credit would be refundable. This would make these treatments more affordable for many.
Currently, there is no specific income tax credit for infertility treatments. While some medical expenses can be deducted, there's no direct credit to help with these costs. If this bill passes, eligible individuals would be able to claim a new income tax credit for 50 percent of their qualified infertility treatment expenses. Up to $5,000 of this credit could be refundable, offering direct financial relief.
HR 4639 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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