Nathan paid $3,010 in qualifying expenses for his daughter who attended a community college. How much is Nathan’s lifeti...
Nathan paid $3,010 in qualifying expenses for his daughter who attended a community college. How much is Nathan’s lifetime learning credit without regard to AGI limitations or other credits?
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answer: $602
Nathan's lifetime learning credit without regard to AGI limitations or other credits is 20%
So, $3010 * 20% = $602
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