Chapter 7 - Below the line deductions Flashcards
Medical expense deduction
Must exceed 7.5% of AGI
Medical expenses - (AGI x 7.5%) = deduction
Deduction for state and local income and property taxes paid
up to $10,000
Acquisition indebtedness
Used to acquire or improve a principal residence
Interest deductible on up to $750,000 principal loan amount (after 2025 $1 million)
Home equity indebtedness
Used for other purposes such as buying a car or pay off student loans
Interest deductible on up to $100,000 principal loan amount after 2025
Donation to public charity % of AGI
Cash 100%
Non-LTCG Property 50%
LTCG Property 30%
Donation to private charity % of AGI
Cash 30%
Non-LTCG Property 30%
LTCG Property 20%
Non-Itemizers deduction
Single - $300 below the line deduction
MFJ - $600 below the line deduction
LTCG Property valuation
FMV on day of gift = 30% deduction
Using the original cost basis for value = 50% deduction
Corporation charitable deductions
25% of taxable income
Personal loss deduction for personal casualty and theft declared by president
Lesser of:
Decline in value of the asset less insurance proceeds
or
Adjusted basis in asset less insurance proceeds
$100 deducted from loss per occurrence
Only losses in excess of 10% AGI are deductible
Business casualty and theft losses
complete casualty = adjusted basis in property less insurance proceeds received
partial casualty is lesser of:
Decline in value of the asset less insurance proceeds
or
Adjusted basis in asset less insurance proceeds
QBI deduction
Lesser of
20% of QBI
or
20% of adjusted taxable income less net capital gains
QBI taxable income phaseouts
MFJ $340,100 - $440,100
MFS $170,050 - $220,050
Single - $170,050,- $220,050
Loan interest to purchase tax-exempt bonds
Not deductible
Deductible medical expenses
Prescription drugs
Health ins premiums
Capital expenditures
Nursing home
LTC Premiums
Travel & lodging
Diagnosis, cure & treatment