Mark is a single taxpayer and works as a migrant fisherman. He has an Adjusted Gross Income of $100,000. Mark has the following personal expenses:Medical expenses: $10,500State taxes paid: $6,000Property taxes paid: $7,000Home mortgage interest: $5,500Charitable Contributions: $1,000What is the maximum amount Mark can deduct after AGI limitations?Group of answer choices a)None, he is only eligible for the $12,550 standard deduction.b)$19,500.c)$27,000.d)$30,000.

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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