SCHEDULE A
Schedule A is a US income tax form filed by taxpayers. The purpose of schedule A is to take into account and report itemized deductions to help cut the federal tax liability of the taxpayer. Medical expenses, medical expenses, particular taxes, interest, specific losses due to theft are all valid expenses that may be itemized.
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