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Thank you for your response.
I am, in fact, over 65 and single, making my standard deduction, as you point out, $14,700.
My income was $46,000 (I haven't yet started pulling money from my retirement accounts), and I had $17,000 in medical expenses. Total itemized deductions would be $21,000.
By the way, I saw a preview of my 1040 in TurboTax, but I wasn't able to find my Schedule A. Or does Schedule A only appear when TurboTax thinks you are itemizing?
I would double-check that you didn't select incorrectly when TurboTax recommended which deduction to take.
To check this, follow these instructions:
You have the option here to keep the recommendation or change your deduction.
Thank you. I'll try this.
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