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Chapter 14 The Individual Tax Model
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Deductions for Adjusted Gross Income and AGI Deductions for Adjusted Gross Income Trade/Business Expenses from a Sole Proprietorship are reported on Schedule C / or for a rental property are recorded on schedule E Student Loan interest up to $2500 (Income limits apply) Self Employed Expenses: 50% of SE tax, percentage of health insurance premiums, Keogh and Simple retirement plans IRAs, Moving Expenses, Contributions to MSAs Penalty for early withdrawal of savings Total Income less deductions for AGI equals Adjusted Gross Income (very key concept)—also called “above the line” deductions Itemized deductions are deducted “from” AGI (below the line): Medical expenses in excess of 7.5% of AGI State and local taxes Mortgage interest expense Miscellaneous itemized deductions in excess of 2% of AGI
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Deductions from AGI: Standard Deduction or Itemized Deductions Standard Deduction Depends on filing status. For 2015: MFJ = $12,600 MFS = $6,300 HOH = $9,250 Single = $6,300 Blind or aged (>=age 65) MJF, MFS = additional $1,250 HOH or Single = additional $1,550 Taxpayer takes the larger of Standard Deduction or Itemized Deductions in computing Taxable Income
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