Part A
American opportunity credit: $5950
Lifetime Learning Credit: $250
Laureen’s Education Credits
|
Description |
Amount |
Explanation |
|
(1) AOC before phase-out for Sheri and Meri |
4200 |
[($2,000 × 100%) + ($400 × 25%)] × 2 students |
|
(2) AOC before phase-out for Ryan |
1750 |
$1930 x 100% |
|
(3) Total AOC credit before phase-out |
5950 |
(1) + (2) |
|
(4) AGI |
$45000 |
|
|
(5) Phase-out threshold |
80000 |
|
|
(6) Excess AGI |
0 |
(4) – (5) {but not <0 and limited to a maximum of $10,000} |
|
(7) Phase-out range for single taxpayer |
10000 |
$90,000 – 80,000 |
|
(8) Phase-out percentage |
0% |
(6) / (7) |
|
(9) Phase-out amount |
0 |
(3) × (8) |
|
(10) Total AOC after phase-out |
5950 |
(3) – (9) |
|
(11) Lifetime learning credit before phase-out |
250 |
$1,250 × 20% |
|
(12) AGI |
45000 |
|
|
(13) Phase-out threshold |
57000 |
|
|
(14) Excess AGI |
0 |
(12) – (13) {but not <0 and limited to a maximum of $10,000} |
|
(15) Phase-out range for taxpayer filing as Single |
10000 |
$67,000 – 57,000 |
|
(16) Phase-out percentage |
0% |
(14) / (15) |
|
(17) Phase-out amount |
0 |
(16) × (11) |
|
(18) Lifetime learning credit after phase-out |
250 |
(11) – (17) |
|
Total education credits |
6200 |
(10) + (18) |
Part B
American opportunity credit: $0
Lifetime Learning Credit: $0
Laureen’s Education Credits
|
Description |
Amount |
Explanation |
|
(1) AOC before phase-out for Sheri and Meri |
4200 |
[($2,000 × 100%) + ($400 × 25%)] × 2 students |
|
(2) AOC before phase-out for Ryan |
1750 |
$1930 x 100% |
|
(3) Total AOC credit before phase-out |
5950 |
(1) + (2) |
|
(4) AGI |
$95000 |
|
|
(5) Phase-out threshold |
80000 |
|
|
(6) Excess AGI |
10000 |
(4) – (5) {but not <0 and limited to a maximum of $10,000} |
|
(7) Phase-out range for single taxpayer |
10000 |
$90,000 – 80,000 |
|
(8) Phase-out percentage |
100% |
(6) / (7) |
|
(9) Phase-out amount |
5950 |
(3) × (8) |
|
(10) Total AOC after phase-out |
0 |
(3) – (9) |
|
(11) Lifetime learning credit before phase-out |
250 |
$1,250 × 20% |
|
(12) AGI |
95000 |
|
|
(13) Phase-out threshold |
57000 |
|
|
(14) Excess AGI |
10000 |
(12) – (13) {but not <0 and limited to a maximum of $10,000} |
|
(15) Phase-out range for taxpayer filing as Single |
10000 |
$67,000 – 57,000 |
|
(16) Phase-out percentage |
100% |
(14) / (15) |
|
(17) Phase-out amount |
250 |
(16) × (11) |
|
(18) Lifetime learning credit after phase-out |
0 |
(11) – (17) |
|
Total education credits |
0 |
(10) + (18) |
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