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B is a computer systems analyst for IBM Corporation living and working in Dayton, Ohio.During the year, she drove to Cincinnati to help C with problems he was having on a recently purchased system.B spent the night in Cincinnati and ate by herself, spending $30 for dinner including $4 for a tip and $1 in tax.Under her per diem arrangement, she was reimbursed $20 for her meal.B's deduction, before application of the 2 percent of A.G.I.limitation for miscellaneous itemized deductions, is
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