How much of the following could Jon Snow deduct as an itemized deduction?
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State income taxes |
$ 9,100 |
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State sales taxes |
1,500 |
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Local property taxes |
2,100 |
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Local income taxes |
1,000 |
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Total taxes |
$13,700 |
The overall deduction for state and local taxes is, however, limited to $10,000.
Given that:
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