ilmscore | Prediction Details
"if you are a married person and you do not have a mortgage greater than three hundred and fifty thousand dollars and you do not make a wild amount of charitable contributions then you will most likely ignore this section as well 4b you'll ignore this the reason why I say that is that the standard deduction for married filing jointly it's going to be just above $24,000 in that situation if your mortgage interest is not above about $14,000 then you're probably going to use the standard deduction"
By ClearValue Tax | December 17, 2019 | Pending
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How to fill out a W4 Form 00:15:33 - 00:16:10
Interpreted Prediction
Married individuals with a mortgage below $350,000 and without significant charitable contributions will likely use the standard deduction, as their deductible expenses are unlikely to exceed the $24,000+ standard deduction for married filing jointly.

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Itemized Deductions

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