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Tara is 26-year-old individual with an adjusted gross income of $37,000 in Year 1. Tara had the following unreimbursed medical and dental expenses in Year 1: Laser eye surgery $ 5,000 Doctor visits 350 Crutches 75 Over-the-counter medications 250 Allergy shots 600 Prescription medications 750 Dental services: Teeth cleanings 200 Cavity fillings 500 Teeth whitening 200 Total $ 7,925 What amount, if any, of Tara’s medical and dental expenses are deductible on Schedule A of Form 1040 for Year 1? A) $0 B) $3375 C) $4025 D) $7475
D) $7,475
Calculation:
| Item | Amount | Allowed / Disallowed | 
| Laser Eye Surgery (a) | 5,000 | Allowed | 
| Doctor Visit (b) | 350 | Allowed | 
| Crutches (c) | 75 | Allowed | 
| Over the counter medications (d) | 250 | Disallowed | 
| Allergy Shots (e) | 600 | Allowed | 
| Prescription medications (f) | 750 | Allowed | 
| Teeth Cleaning (g) | 200 | Allowed | 
| Cavity Filling (h) | 500 | Allowed | 
| Teeth whightening (i) | 200 | Disallowed | 
| Total expenses | 7,925 | |
| Total allowed expenses (a + b + c + e + f + g + h) | 7,475 |