Amanda works as an industrial designer. her adjusted gross income (agi) is $60,000. due to an emergency, she had to spend $6,500 on medical expenses. is she eligible for a tax deduction, and if so, how much?

no; she is ineligible for a tax deduction
yes; a tax deduction on the entire medical expense
yes; a tax deduction on any amount spent above 10% of her agi
no; her medical bill is less than 20% of her agi

yes; a tax deduction on any amount spent above 10% of her AGI

Explanation:

Starting January 2019, al taxpayers that have medical expenses above 10% of their Adjusted Gross Income, are eligible for tax deduction for the amount of money that they spent over that 10% barrier, so for example for Amanda she is elegible for tax deduction oa the $500 extra she spent over the 6,000 which is 10% of her Adjusted Gross Income.

you don't if you paid you paid. it's like if i bought a computer and used it then i say idon't want it anymore so im gonna return it. you can't. unlkess you have your reciept

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