In 2018, Ava, an employee, who files single, has AGI of $29,900 and incurred the following...

In 2018, Ava, an employee, who files single, has AGI of $29,900 and incurred the following miscellaneous itemized deductions this year:

Union dues and work uniforms: $990

Home office expenses: $2,970

Unreimbursed employee expenses: $1,386

Gambling losses to the extent of gambling winnings: $1,150.

What is Ava’s total itemized deduction related to these items?

Expert Solution

	Ava’s total itemized deduction

	Union dues and work uniforms	990
	Home office expenses	2,970
	Unreimbursed employee expenses	1,386
		5,346
	Less : 2% of AGI (2% * 29,900)	598
		4,748
	Add : Gambling losses	1,150
	Total itemized deduction	5,898

Note :	Gambling losses are not eligible for deduction of 2% of AGI

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