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Randal Ice has adjusted gross income of $32,000. He has medical expenses for the year of...

Randal Ice has adjusted gross income of $32,000. He has medical expenses for the year of $4,500. How much of these expenses can he deduct from adjusted gross income? Assume the tax laws are those presented in your textbook.

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Deductible Medical Expenses
S.No. Particulars Details Years
2017/2018 2019
1 Adjusted Gross Income A 32000 32000
2 Limit of unqualified expenses B 7.50% 10.00%
3 Monetary Limit of Unqualified Medical expenses C=A X B 2400 3200
4 Actual Expenses Incurred D 4500 4500
5 Allowable Medical Deduction (Excess of Unqualified limit) E=D-C 2100 1300
Note
1 Year not given in question hence question solved as per rules of three years.
2 IRS allow excess of 7.5% of Adjusted Gross Income as qualified Medical expense up to 2017/18.
From 01st January 2019 this limit has been enhanced to 10%.
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