Barak contributes to his H.R. 10 plan (i.e., a retirement plan for a self-employed individual).

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b. Keith pays child support to his former wife, Renee, for the support of their son, Chris.

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c. Judy pays professional dues that are not reimbursed by her employer.

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d. Ted pays $500 as the monthly mortgage payment on his personal residence. Of this amount, $100 represents a payment on principal and $400 represents an interest payment.

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e. Oni, a private citizen, pays a moving company for moving her household goods (a qualified moving expense) to Detroit, where she is starting a new job. She is not reimbursed by her employer.

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f. Ralph pays $6,000 of property taxes on his personal residence and $5,000 of state income taxes.

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