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This seems like apples and oranges. In exchange for work, grad students usually get a combination of a stipend and free/subsidized tuition. This is described i
by thephyber 9y ago
This seems like apples and oranges.
In exchange for work, grad students usually get a combination of a stipend and free/subsidized tuition. This is described in the second paragraph of TFA.
> why should people who pay post tax income for their undergraduate degree
Are they being paid to get their undergrad degree? Most likely they are paying. And tuition at an accredited educational institution has traditionally been tax deductible, so it's not technically "post-tax income".
- alistairSH 9y agoIf your income is at a level where you are paying cash for tuition, you likely do not qualify for education-related tax benefits. AOTC requires AGI <$80k ($160k married/joint) LLC requires AGI <$65k ($130k married/joint) Tuition deduction requires AGI <$80k ($160k married/joint)