During 2022, Matt and Jane paid thefollowing amounts:• Federal income tax - $5,000• State income tax - $4,000• Real estate taxes on his home -$3,800• State sales taxes - $600• State license fee - $400.What amount can they deduct asstate and local taxes by itemizingdeductions, assuming they file asMFJ?

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