What is the total amount of medically related deductions for a disabled person who incurs expenses of $1,500 for a ramp and $3,000 in unreimbursed medical expenses?

To determine the total amount of medically related deductions for a disabled person who incurs expenses for a ramp and unreimbursed medical expenses, we need to consider how these expenses are treated under tax regulations.

The cost of the ramp, which is $1,500, can be fully deductible as a medical expense if it is primarily for medical care, particularly for a person with a disability. This aligns with IRS guidelines that allow deductions for improvements made to a home for medical reasons.

The unreimbursed medical expenses amount to $3,000, which are also fully deductible. However, when calculating the total deductible amount, one must first subtract a percentage of the taxpayer's adjusted gross income (AGI) from the total unreimbursed medical expenses.

For the purposes of this question, assuming that the total medical expenses exceed the established AGI threshold, you would add the ramp expense of $1,500 to the unreimbursed medical expenses of $3,000. Hence, the total deductions would indeed encompass the $1,500 for the ramp plus the eligible portion of the $3,000 in medical expenses.

Therefore, the cumulative deduction comes to $1,500 for the ramp plus $3,000 from the unreimbursed medical expenses, correctly