Your client's adjusted gross income is $42,000 and their miscellaneous itemized deductions are $1,200 (including tax preparation fees, unreimbursed employee expenses, and investment advisor fees). Your client is able to itemize their deductions because in total, they are greater than the client's standard deduction, and they are not subject to alternative minimum tax. How much of the taxpayer's miscellaneous itemized deductions are actually deductible in 2023 on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions? 

A $1,200 because the client is not subject to alternative minimum tax. 

B $840 because the client is only allowed to deduct the portion that exceeds 2% of adjusted gross income. 

C $0 because the miscellaneous itemized deductions listed are among those that are no longer deductible. 

D $0 because the client did not exceed the overall 7.5% threshold

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