Jiang is enrolled in a part-time program at the local university, for which she paid $2,500 tuition fees. She paid $150 for books. She received a scholarship of $4,000. How much of her scholarship is tie exempt from tax?
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Total expenses = tuition fees + cost of books Total expenses = $2,500 + $150 Total expenses = $2,650 Show more…
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