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3 years ago
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Ed is single with no dependents. He has receipts for the expenses listed below that he paid in 2019. His AGI is $60,000. What ar

e his total itemized deductions for 2019?
• $8,000 in unreimbursed medical expenses
• $5,400 in state and local income taxes
• $6,000 in real estate taxes
• $400 in ad valorem personal property taxes
• $4,300 in mortgage interest
• $1,800 in interest from a home equity loan used to pay credit card debt
• $2,000 in charitable contributions
• $600 in dues to professional organizations
• $180 for a safe deposit box rental
• $200 for subscriptions to professional journals
• $225 in tax preparation fees
• $1,000 in union dues

A. $16,300
B. $18,300
C. $20,100
D. $21,105
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