Tanesha, aged 66, is single. She has the following income and expenses in 2019:

Net income from sole proprietorship business	$43,000
Interest income	1,200
Alimony received in accordance with a 2017 divorce decree	10,000
Loss on sale of investments	1,100
Medical insurance premiums paid (for self-employed taxpayer)	3,000
Property tax on residence	3,850
Charitable contributions	1,350
Medical expenses	13,187
One-half of the self-employment tax paid	2,600
State income tax	1,900
Federal income tax	$6,700

a. Classify the following expenses as either "Deductible for AGI", "Deductible from AGI", or "Not deductible".

Loss on sale of investments	Deductible for AGI
Medical insurance premiums paid	Deductible for AGI
Property tax on residence	Deductible from AGI
Charitable contributions	Deductible from AGI
Medical expenses	Deductible from AGI
One-half of the self-employment tax paid	Deductible for AGI
State income tax	Deductible from AGI
Federal income tax	Not deductible

The standard deduction for single filing status is $12,200. If applicable, the additional standard deduction for single taxpayers is $1,650.

In your computations, when required, round all amounts to the nearest dollar.

b. Tanesha's total income is $, and her AGI is $. (The total income is not $54,200.)

c. Compute the amount of her total itemized deductions (after any limitations): $

d. Compute her taxable income. $