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TCP Surgent Supplemental Course: Tax Compliance and Planning

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Quiz 11 of 148

🎯Medical Expenses T/F

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    1. I agree. The question should read instead. “True or false: The AGI floor for medical expenses is 10%”. In which case it’s very clear and obvious the answer is false. Where-as, technically, if your expenses exceed 10% you can deduct it.

      1. Hello Vinny,

        Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. You are absolutely right that the way the original question is worded could lead to some confusion. Medical expenses can certainly exceed 10% of AGI and still be deductible.
        Your suggested wording is a great improvement. This phrasing makes it clear that the threshold is 7.5% rather than 10%, and avoids the potential confusion about how the deduction works.
        I’ve updated the statement.
        Thank you again for your insightful suggestion! Please let me know if you have further questions.