Posted January 13th, 2009
by admin
MovieBuff asked: This is what the TaxCut Software says:
In addition, these expenses are not considered qualifying tuition expenses:
Amounts paid for books, supplies, equipment, or nonacademic activities, except for fees required to be paid to the school as a condition of enrollment
This is straight from the software. Is there somewhere else I should be deducting textbooks? Those things are expensive, and would love to deduct them!
Were they deductible at any point? I seem to remember a time when I was asked how much I spent on textbooks and was able to add them to my deductions.
Tags: Proam, Taxcut Software, Tuition Expenses
Posted in United States | 4 Comments »
Posted January 13th, 2009
by admin
TJ asked:
If you are a California full-time employee and a parttime student, do you get to claim the cost of textbooks in your Federal and State Income Tax?
Posted in United States | No Comments »
Posted January 13th, 2009
by admin
TJ asked:
If you are a California full-time employee and a parttime student, do you get to claim the cost of textbooks in your Federal and State Income Tax?
Tags: Full Time, Textbooks, Time Employee
Posted in United States | 2 Comments »
Posted January 13th, 2009
by admin
Andy asked:
I am well aware of the Hope Credit, but the wording under the Hope Credit says that it can be used for tuition and related expenses. Can anyone help me out on this matter, I’m trying to use every tax break I can here. Any suggestion on if this is Ok, and if there is anything else I may use?
Tags: Hope Credit, Suggestion, Tax Break
Posted in United States | 11 Comments »
Posted January 13th, 2009
by admin
kimberley asked:
I do not know how taxes work so I am assuming they are considered deductions.
Tags: Receipts, Tax Return, Tuition Fees
Posted in United States | 7 Comments »
