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Brazil reports AGI of $40,000. She is 50 years old and files as single. The following...

Brazil reports AGI of $40,000. She is 50 years old and files as single. The following are medical expenses incurred this year:

Dentist charges $ 90

Physician's fees 2,800

Elective Cosmetic surgery             400

Cost of eyeglasses 250

Hospital charges 1,330

Prescription drugs 240

Over-the-counter drugs 75

What will be Brazil’s medical expenses deduction for itemized deductions?

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