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A salesman told me that if you get a doctor to write a prescription for a hot tub that you can write it off your taxes. If a doctor thought it was therapy for a bad knee or arthritis then it would be the same thing as physical therapy. If that is true I was thinking maybe health insurance would pay for part of it. Has anyone heard of this or is this another salesman tale....Scott :-?
I did a search and found that this is true if the spa is for one person. If the spa is for 4-6 people then the IRS will not allow it.
That's is what we heard, about the Pulse. We need a bigger tub, too. BUt the only disappointment was the 3 year warranty, a selling point for us.BTW, Chas, I see you sell Calderas.We like the Naigara of all the tubs made, but we want a stereo, and the Ni. is not in the A.M. series. Things may have changed since we went to our Caldera dealer in Feb. Thanks for the input.Chrisi
Alas, 'tis but a stub of it's former glory... Termite (and don't call me Joe Namath!)