Scenario $8$: Archie Hamilton $$ Archie Hamilton is $45$ years old and single. $$ Archie had wage income of $$55,000.$ He also had gambling winnings of $$1,000.$ He is not sure if he should itemize or take the standard deduction. $$ Archie paid the following: o $$5,200$ qualifying home mortgage interest o $$9,507$ in real estate $($property$)$ taxes o $$5,040$ for state income taxes withheld in $2021$ o Unreimbursed doctor and dentist bills in the amount of $$7,000$ o Unreimbursed prescription drugs for $$14$ o Vitamins for $$120$ o A statement received from his church showing donations made throughout the year totaling $$1,200$ o Receipts for donations of furniture and clothing in good, used condition to Goodwill. The total estimated fair market value is $$100.$ o Tax preparation fee of $$315$ for his $2019$ tax return. o $$50$ paid in $2020$ on his $2019$ balance due on his state income tax return o $$45$ investment expense o $$250$ in gambling losses $16.$ Archie can claim total deductible medical expenses that exceed $7\mathrm{.}5\%$ of his adjusted gross income. a$.$ True b$.$ False $17.$ What is the total amount of state income and real estate taxes deductible on Archie$$s Form $1040,$ Schedule A$?$ a$.$ $$14,597$ b$.$ $$14,547$ c$.$ $$10,000$ d$.$ $$9,50718.$Which of the following is Archie able to claim as a deduction on his Form $1040,$ Schedule A$?$ a$.$ Investment expense b$.$ Tax preparation fee c$.$ Gambling losses d$.$ None of the above