You bought a house in 2004 for $150,000. Sadly, you suffered an injury. Your doctor prescribes...

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You bought a house in 2004 for $150,000. Sadly, you suffered an injury. Your doctor prescribes water aerobics as your therapy and prescribes building a pool. You spend $31,000 to build the pool. Because you built the pool your house now appraises for $165,000. Assume all of your other injury related costs were covered by your health insurance, which you pay $4,400 a year for. If your AGI is $200,000, what is your allowable medical expense deduction? $400 $0 $20,400 $5,400 $35,400 You bought a house in 2004 for $150,000. Sadly, you suffered an injury. Your doctor prescribes water aerobics as your therapy and prescribes building a pool. You spend $31,000 to build the pool. Because you built the pool your house now appraises for $165,000. Assume all of your other injury related costs were covered by your health insurance, which you pay $4,400 a year for. If your AGI is $200,000, what is your allowable medical expense deduction? $400 $0 $20,400 $5,400 $35,400