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Answer is option A
$760
Interest is deducted proportionately (ratably) and therefore interest of 4 months of this year is deductible – ($480/12) × 4 months = $160
12-month rule rule applies to insurance and thus the full amount of insurance is deductible.
Therefore,
Maximum deduction = $160 interest + $600 insurance = $760
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