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Chapter 5, Problem 33P
To determine
Introduction: Taxpayers are allowed to avail deductions on certain miscellaneous deductions and losses on account of casualty and theft losses. These deductions may be itemized deductions or if it is related to business, it can be availed as a deduction to adjusted gross income.
The miscellaneous deductions if the adjusted gross income is $23,000.
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