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Enter here your expenses that count, for tax purposes, as "miscellaneous itemized deductions subject to the 2% threshold."

These include:

• Union dues (but not voluntary contributions to union strike funds).
• Unreimbursed employee business expenses.
• Amounts paid to accountants and others for tax preparation.
• Amounts paid to a lawyer for tax advice.
• The cost of this program, if you use it for tax help (as you should).
• Dues you pay to professional societies (but not country clubs).
• The costs of looking for a new job in your current line of employment.
• The costs of uniforms that you must buy if you have to wear them for work, and they are not suitable for street wear.

Note: For tax purposes, these are deductible only to the extent they exceed 2% of your adjusted gross income. That means that, for many people, there is no actual tax deduction associated with these items.

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