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- The AOTC is $2,350 (100 % of the first $2,000 and 25% of the remaining $1,400). Life time learning credit is $680 ($3,400 x 20%). The AGI limitation do not apply. Thus the $2,350 AOTC should be taken.
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Taxation Question
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children, bill and Tiffany. Bill is a freshman at state university,
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in 2018, Jeremy and Celeste, who file a joint return, paid the
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University of Colorado during academic year 2018-2019. Alyssa was
in her first year of college and attended full-time.
Problem 9-53 (LO 9-3) In 2018, Jeremy and Celeste, who file a joint return, paid the following amounts for their daughter, Alyssa, to attend the University of Colorado during academic year 2018-2019. Alyssa was in her first year of college and...
Taxation Question
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Walt and deloris, who file a joint return, have two dependent
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qualified expenses of $2,000 for Bill (who is a half-time student)
and $7,300 for Tiffany.
Walt and Deloris, who file a joint return, have two dependent children, Bill and Tiffany. Bill is a freshman at State University, and Tiffany is working on her graduate degree. The couple...
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