Thomas travels from his home in Massachusetts and flies to Paris to attend meetings related to his business. He plans to spend 10 days(including 2 travel days) conducting business and 4 days sightseeing for personal pleasure. His trip is primarily for business, Assume hehas the following expenses:Airfare and rail passLodging per dayMeals per day(a)$3,390$303$183Your answer is incorrect.How much can Thomas deduct as a travel expense in 2023? (Round intermediate percentage calculations to O decimal places, eg. 15%and final answer to 0 decimal places, eg. 5.125)Deduction S7335

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