A Single taxpayer has a state AGI of $765,000 and federal AGI of $785,000. Itemized deductions total $55,000 under both federal and state law (No adjustments). The total amount of medical expense deduction included in that figure is $17,500. What is the amount of itemized deductions that can be claimed on the state return?
A Single taxpayer has a state AGI of $765,000 and federal AGI of $785,000. Itemized deductions total $55,000 under both federal and state law (No adjustments). The total amount of medical expense deduction included in that figure is $17,500. What is the amount of itemized deductions that can be claimed on the state return?
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![A Single taxpayer has a state AGI of $765,000 and federal AGI of $785,000. Itemized deductions total $55,000 under both
federal and state law (No adjustments). The total amount of medical expense deduction included in that figure is
$17,500. What is the amount of itemized deductions that can be claimed on the state return?
Their AGI level limits all itemized deductions to $0.
$25,000 - The total $55,000 minus the $30,000 from the "80% of itemized deductions" calculation.
$19,570 - The total $55,000 minus the $35,429.76 from the "6% of the excess" deduction limitation calculation.
They can claim all $55,000 of itemized deductions without limitation.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F1678da19-fd64-498d-9a74-d6036df95f42%2F647728c8-d9c5-4d8a-a471-1bdf71149b21%2F509hb2_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A Single taxpayer has a state AGI of $765,000 and federal AGI of $785,000. Itemized deductions total $55,000 under both
federal and state law (No adjustments). The total amount of medical expense deduction included in that figure is
$17,500. What is the amount of itemized deductions that can be claimed on the state return?
Their AGI level limits all itemized deductions to $0.
$25,000 - The total $55,000 minus the $30,000 from the "80% of itemized deductions" calculation.
$19,570 - The total $55,000 minus the $35,429.76 from the "6% of the excess" deduction limitation calculation.
They can claim all $55,000 of itemized deductions without limitation.
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