Other Adjustments
If you have self-employment income, we'll automatically take into account 50 percent of your self-employment tax as an adjustment.

Enter here any other adjustments you can make to your 2002 estimated income, including:

• contributions to traditional IRAs

• medical savings account deduction

• unreimbursed moving expenses related to your work

• 70% of health insurance premiums paid for 2002, if self-employed

• contributions to self-employed Keogh, SEP, SIMPLE, and qualified plans

• penalty on early withdrawal of savings

• alimony paid

• jury duty pay turned over to your employer

• student loan interest up to $2,500

• higher education tuition and fees up to $3000

• educator expenses up to $250