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Eileen is a single individual with no dependents.Her adjusted gross income for 2013 is $60,000.She has the following items that qualify as itemized deductions.What is the amount of Eileen's AMT adjustment for itemized deductions for 2013?
1.Charitable contributions.
2.Casualty and theft losses.
3.Qualified housing interest.
4.Investment interest.
5.Miscellaneous itemized deductions,not subject to 2% of AGI."6.Unreimbursed medical expenses in excess of 10% (not 7.5%)of AGI.Accordingly,Eileen must add back $1,500 of her medical expense deduction,$3,000 of her state income taxes,$1,500 of her real estate taxes,and the deductible portion of her miscellaneous itemized deductions ($1,600)to her taxable income.Because only $1,600 of the expenses are deductible,that amount and not the entire $2,400 is added back to taxable income.
Unreimbursed employee expenses + tax prep fee:
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