Schedule A (Form 1040), Itemized Deductions
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Schedule A (Form 1040), "Itemized Deductions," is an IRS attachment individuals file with their Form 1040 to claim itemized deductions — such as medical costs, state and local taxes, mortgage interest, and charitable gifts — instead of the standard deduction. It's used by taxpayers whose deductible expenses exceed their standard deduction. JustFill makes the official Schedule A PDF fillable in your browser for free.
Schedule A (Form 1040) is the IRS form individuals use to itemize deductions instead of taking the standard deduction. Officially titled "Itemized Deductions," it attaches to your annual Form 1040 (or 1040-SR) and groups your deductible expenses into categories: medical and dental costs above the 7.5%-of-AGI floor, state and local income or sales taxes plus real estate and personal property taxes (limited by the $10,000 SALT cap), home mortgage interest and points, gifts to charity, casualty and theft losses from federally declared disasters, and certain other deductions. The categories are totaled on Line 17, which carries to your Form 1040. You generally itemize only when your total deductions exceed the standard deduction for your filing status. With JustFill you can fill the official Schedule A PDF online for free — the AI detects each line so you can type or dictate your figures, it works on scanned copies, and you never need Adobe Acrobat.
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Total unreimbursed medical and dental costs (Line 1), then subtract 7.5% of the AGI you enter on Line 2; only the excess on Line 4 is deductible.
State and local income or general sales taxes (5a), real estate taxes (5b), and personal property taxes (5c), with the combined 5a–5c total capped at $10,000 ($5,000 if married filing separately) on Line 5e.
Home mortgage interest and points reported on Form 1098 (Line 8a), home mortgage interest not reported on a 1098 (Line 8b), points not reported on a 1098 (Line 8c), and investment interest from Form 4952 (Line 9), totaled on Line 10.
Cash contributions (Line 11), gifts of property — with Form 8283 required if over $500 (Line 12), and any carryover from a prior year (Line 13), totaled on Line 14.
Losses from a federally declared disaster, figured on Form 4684; ordinary casualty and theft losses are not deductible here for 2018–2025.
A short list of remaining allowable deductions (such as gambling losses or certain estate taxes), with the type and amount written in.
The sum of all the above categories; this figure carries to Line 12 of Form 1040 or 1040-SR in place of the standard deduction.
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