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May 03, 2008

Better Hearing Institute's Effort to Lower Taxes

Link: Better Hearing Institute: Hearing Aid Tax Credit Website - Welcome!.

Several factors deter the patients I encounter everyday from obtaining proper amplification.  The largest, of course, is denial that their hearing loss is affecting their life.  But a close second is the cost of hearing aids.

As I've mentioned before, there is a bill before both houses of Congress that would award families a $1,000 tax credit every five years for purchasing two hearing aids.  And now, the Better Hearing Institute has made it very easy for you to contact your elected representatives in Washington and tell them you want them to support the bill.  Just visit their website hearingaidtaxcredit.org and click on "write congress".  The form takes less than one minute to complete.

May 03, 2008 at 02:46 PM in In the News |

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