TODICHTCharitable Contributions (LO 5.9)JIHartley, a single taxpayer, donates cash of $600 and also provides some gently-used clothing worth $150 to a local church. Hartley does not itemize deductions.What is the nature of any deduction for these items for Hartley in 2023?Since Hartley does notitemize, she is entitled to a $deduction for cash contributions in 2023.

Itemized deductions are expenses that taxpayers can subtract from their adjusted gross income (AGI)…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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