1) A taxpayer can claim medical expenses as an itemized deduction to the extent that they exceed 7.5 percent of the taxpayer's gross income. 2) Ugly Edna resides in California, a state where marijuana treatments for legitimate medical purposes are legalized. She has adjusted gross income this year of $77,610, and she paid $8,642 for her medical marijuana during the current year. Edna will be able to claim an itemized deduction of $2,821 for her medical expenses. 3) A married couple paid $15,684 to a marriage counselor during the year. This expenditure is not a deductible medical expense. 4) Throckmorton incurred $6, 957 in medical expenses this year. The expenses were covered in full by his health insurance. Assuming he has no other medical expenses and his adjusted gross income is $90,064, Throckmorton may claim a medical expense itemized deduction of (approximately) $202 True or false 7