Which of the following statements are true? (There are multiple correct answers) Martha's employer pays the hospitalization insurance premiums for a policy that covers all employees and retired former employees. After Martha retires, the hospital insurance premiums paid for her by her employer can be excluded from her gross income. A taxpayer's note or promise to pay satisfies the "actually paid" requirement for the cash basis method of accountin Martha traveled to Rochester, Minnesota, with her son, who had surgery at the Mayo Clinic. Her son stayed at the clinic for the duration of his treatment. She paid airfare of $300 and $50 per night for lodging. The cost of Martha's airfare and lodging cannot be included in determining her medical expense deduction. Generally, a U.S. citizen is required to include in gross income the salary and wages earned while working in a foreign country even if the foreign country taxes the income. Only some employment related expenses are classified as deductions for AGI.