From: Hong Hsu <honghsu@bellatlantic.net>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Deduction Subject to 2% Limit
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 08:20:46 -0400
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Pritish,
I wonder you refer state taxes as itemized deductions on Schedule A? What is dependents item?
Thanks,
-Hong
Pritish Shah wrote:
>Hongshu,
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>I am assuming that you are referring to my email. For me itemized deductions make sense. I am able to rake up approx $30,000 in total dedudctions. The big ones are mortgage interest, charitable contributions, taxes and dependents.
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>Pritish
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>>>>honghsu@bellatlantic.net 07/22/03 11:10PM >>>
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> Gene and Mike,
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> I got a dumb question. Even you can put IBD subscription and
>breakoutwatch.com online service fee into Schedule A as investor, is it
>worth to give up Standard Deduction? For married filling jointly, the
>standard deduction is $7,850. Can you put partial of your mortgage or
>rent onto Schedule A as investment expenses? If not, what is big
>chunk of miscellaneous itemized deduction?
>
>I have no intention to knowing your expenses. I am just curious is it
>worth to use Schedule A. I maybe wrong.
>-Hong
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Pritish, <br>
<pre wrap=""> I wonder you refer state taxes as itemized deductions on Schedule A? What is dependents item?
Thanks,
-Hong
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<pre wrap="">Hongshu,
I am assuming that you are referring to my email. For me itemized deductions make sense. I am able to rake up approx $30,000 in total dedudctions. The big ones are mortgage interest, charitable contributions, taxes and dependents.
Pritish
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<pre wrap=""><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:honghsu@bellatlantic.net">honghsu@bellatlantic.net</a> 07/22/03 11:10PM >>>
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<pre wrap=""><!----> Gene and Mike,
I got a dumb question. Even you can put IBD subscription and
breakoutwatch.com online service fee into Schedule A as investor, is it
worth to give up Standard Deduction? For married filling jointly, the
standard deduction is $7,850. Can you put partial of your mortgage or
rent onto Schedule A as investment expenses? If not, what is big
chunk of miscellaneous itemized deduction?
I have no intention to knowing your expenses. I am just curious is it
worth to use Schedule A. I maybe wrong.
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