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In the 2019 tax year, Michelle paid the following amounts relating to her 2017 tax return:...

In the 2019 tax year, Michelle paid the following amounts relating to her 2017 tax return: Tax deficiency $5,000 Negligence penalty 1,000 Interest 500 Underpayment of the estimated tax penalty 350 Which of the above items may be deducted on Michelle’s 2019 individual income tax return? Explain

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