Brenda pays the following property taxes in 2021. $7,000 on her primary residense, $7,500 on her vcation home. What is the maximum amount of these taxes that she may claim as an itemized dedution on Schedule

Brenda pays the following property taxes in 2021. $7,000 on her primary residense, $7,500 on her vcation home. What is the maximum amount of these taxes that she may claim as an itemized dedution on Schedule

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