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| Deductible for AGI | $0 |
| Deductible from AGI | $57 |
| Not Deductible ($325-$57) | $268 |
Explanation:-$57 from AGI as a miscellaneous itemized deduction. Wayne's gambling loss deduction is limited to his winnings the remaining $268 is not deductible.
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