Simpson, age 45, is a single individual who is employed full-time by Duff Corporation. This year Simpson reports AGI of $55,200 and has incurred the following medical expenses: Dentist charges Physician charges Optical charges Cost of eyeglasses Hospital charges Prescription drugs Over-the-counter drugs Medical insurance premiums (not through an exchange) $ 1,480 2,660 800 690 4,400 550 530 1,235

Simpson, age 45, is a single individual who is employed full-time by Duff Corporation. This year Simpson reports AGI of $55,200 and has incurred the following medical expenses: Dentist charges Physician charges Optical charges Cost of eyeglasses Hospital charges Prescription drugs Over-the-counter drugs Medical insurance premiums (not through an exchange) $ 1,480 2,660 800 690 4,400 550 530 1,235

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