A taxpayer claimed $6,000 in state taxes (from the state boxes on the Forms W-2...

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A taxpayer claimed $6,000 in state taxes (from the state boxes on the Forms W-2 they possessed), $5,000 in real estate taxes, and $7,000 in mortgage interest on their Schedule A. They also had $6,000 in medical expenses they could claim there. The IRS audits their return and the taxpayer is able to produce their W-2, their Form 1098, but none of the receipts for medical expenses paid. What is the actual amount of their allowable itemized deduction?
Select one:
a. $17,000
b. $18,000
c. $0
d. $11,000

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