How to use the itemized deductions?

​The complete schedule of taxpayers is to determine the total itemized deductions. The total schedule or higher standard deduction is deducting to the filer adjustment of the gross income. They fall into five board categories of the cost or expenses.
Medical and Dental expenses: The paid taxpayer is to qualify for medical and dental expenses in excess of 7.5% adjusted gross income can deduct in excess amount of 7.5%.
Taxes have been paid: The costs include general sales tax, state and local income tax, real estate and personal property tax. A taxpayer owns a home will be larger itemized deducted.
Interest have been paid: To deduct the mortgage interest reported in the form of 1098 and the points paid on mortgage in addition to the insurance premium.
Gifts to charity: They can get individuals into trouble by record keeping requirements. When donating to charity is more stringent and check easily substantiated with bank statements. 
Casualty and theft: These losses caused by storm, vandalism, theft, fire, automobile and boating accidents  and loss by the corrosive dry wall.