9). Fred and Lucy are married, ages 33 and 32, and together have AGI of $120,000 in 2019 working as employees of a company. They have four dependents and file a joint return. They pay $5,000 for a high deductible health insurance policy and contribute $2,600 to a qualified Health Savings Account. During the year, they paid the following amounts for medical care: $9,200 in doctor and dentist bills and hospital expenses, and $3,000 for prescribed medicine and drugs. In October 2019, they received an insurance reimbursement of $4,400 for the hospitalization. They expect to receive an additional reimbursement of $1,000 in January 2020. Determine the maximum itemized deduction allowable for medical expenses in 2019. What would change if they are self-employed instead? 9). Fred and Lucy are married, ages 33 and 32, and together have AGI of $120,000 in 2019 working as employees of a company. They have four dependents and file a joint return. They pay $5,000 for a high deductible health insurance policy and contribute $2,600 to a qualified Health Savings Account. During the year, they paid the following amounts for medical care: $9,200 in doctor and dentist bills and hospital expenses, and $3,000 for prescribed medicine and drugs. In October 2019, they received an insurance reimbursement of $4,400 for the hospitalization. They expect to receive an additional reimbursement of $1,000 in January 2020. Determine the maximum itemized deduction allowable for medical expenses in 2019. What would change if they are self-employed instead