An above-the-line deduction is an item that is subtracted from gross income in order to calculate adjusted gross income on the IRS form 1040.

Taxpayers can take certain deductions, called above-the-line deductions, even if they don't itemize. That means they don't have to spell out every deduction on their tax return.

EXCLUSIVE: Grammy-nominated rapper Logic has boarded dark heist comedy Above the Line as an executive producer. Logic’s ...

Fifty-seven years ago, Joe Farris published his first cartoon in The New Yorker: Over the years, he would go on to publish two hundred and sixty-nine more. This last one appeared in 2010: Joe ...