Question 16 of 25 Frieda is itemizing deductions on her federal income tax return and had 1700 in non-reimbursed work expenses last year. If her AGI was 76,000 and if non-reimbursed work expenses are deductible to the extent that they exceed 2% of a taxpayer's AGI, how much can Frieda deduct for non- reimbursed work expenses? A. 34 B. 180 C 1666 D. 1520

To determine how much Frieda can deduct for non-reimbursed work expenses, we need to calculate the amount that exceeds 2% of her Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).<br /><br />Given:<br />- Non-reimbursed work expenses: $1700<br />- AGI: $76,000<br />- Deductible threshold: 2% of AGI<br /><br />First, calculate 2% of Frieda's AGI:<br />\[ 0.02 \times 76,000 = 1,520 \]<br /><br />Next, subtract this threshold from her total non-reimbursed work expenses to find the deductible amount:<br />\[ 1700 - 1520 = 180 \]<br /><br />Therefore, Frieda can deduct $180 for non-reimbursed work expenses.<br /><br />The correct answer is:<br />B. $180