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Index of Publication 970 - Tax Benefits for Education
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A
Academic period:
Hope credit, Academic period.
Lifetime learning credit, Academic period.
Student loan interest deduction, Academic period.
Tuition and fees deduction, Academic period.
Accountable plans, Accountable Plans
Additional tax:
Coverdell ESA:
On taxable distributions, Additional Tax on Taxable Distributions
Qualified tuition program (QTP), on taxable distributions, Additional Tax onTaxable Distributions
Adjusted qualified education expenses, See: Qualified education expenses
Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship and Financial Assistance Program, The Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship...
Assistance, See: Tax help
Athletic scholarships, Athletic Scholarships
B
Bar review course, Bar or CPA Review Course
Bonds, education savings, See: Education savings bond program
Business deduction for work-related education:
Accountable plans, Accountable Plans
Adjustments to qualifying work-related education expenses, Adjustments to Qualifying Work-Related Education Expenses
Allocating meal reimbursements, Allocating your reimbursements for meals.
Deductible education expenses, What ExpensesCan Be Deducted
Double benefit not allowed, No Double Benefit Allowed
Education required by employer or by law, Education Required byEmployer or by Law
Education to maintain or improve skills, Education To Maintain orImprove Skills
Education to meet minimum requirements, Education To MeetMinimum Requirements
Excess expenses, accountable plan, Excess expenses., Accountable Plans
Indefinite absence, Indefinite absence.
Maintaining skills vs. qualifying for new job, Maintaining skills vs. qualifying for new job.
Nonaccountable plans, Nonaccountable Plans
Nondeductible expenses, Nondeductible expenses.
Qualified education expenses, What ExpensesCan Be Deducted
Reimbursements, treatment of, How To Treat Reimbursements
Tax-free educational assistance, Tax-free educational assistance.
Temporary absence to acquire education, Temporary absence.
Travel expenses, Travel Expenses
C
Cancellation of student loan, See: Student loan cancellation
Candidate for a degree:
Scholarships and fellowships, Candidate for a degree.
Change of designated beneficiary:
Qualified tuition program, Changing the Designated Beneficiary
Comments on publication, Comments and suggestions.
Comprehensive or bundled fees:
Lifetime learning credit, Comprehensive or bundled fees.
Tuition and fees deduction, Comprehensive or bundled fees.
Consolidated loans used to refinance student loans, Collapsed loans—two or more loans of...
Conventions outside U.S., Cruises and conventions.
CPA review course, Bar or CPA Review Course
Credits:
Hope, See: Hope credit
Lifetime learning, See: Lifetime learning credit
Cruises, educational, Cruises and conventions.
D
Disabilities, persons with:
Impairment-related work expenses, Impairment-Related Work Expenses
Distributions, See: specific benefit
Divorce:
Coverdell ESA transfer due to, Transfer Because of Divorce
Expenses paid under decree:
Lifetime learning credit, Expenses paid by dependent.
Tuition and fees deduction, Expenses paid under divorce decree.
Double benefit not allowed:
Lifetime learning credit, No Double Benefit Allowed
Student loan interest deduction, No Double Benefit Allowed
Tuition and fees deduction, No Double Benefit Allowed
Work-related education, No Double Benefit Allowed
E
Early distributions from IRAs:
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Qualified education expenses, Qualified education expenses.
Education loans, See: Student loan interest deduction
Education savings account, See: Coverdell education savings account (ESA)
Education savings bond program:
Claiming dependent's exemption, Dependent for whom you claim an exemption.
Claiming exclusion, Claiming the Exclusion
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Income level, effect on amount of exclusion, Effect of the Amount of Your Income on the Amount of Your Exclusion
Income limits for exclusion reduction, Income limits for exclusion reduction increased.
Qualified education expenses, Qualified education expenses.
Educational assistance, employer-provided, See: Employer-provided educational assistance
Eligible educational institution:
Cancellation of student loan, Eligible educational institution.
Early distributions from IRAs, Eligible educational institution.
Education savings bond program, Eligible educational institution.
Lifetime learning credit, Eligible educational institution.
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Eligible educational institution.
Qualified tuition reduction, Qualified Tuition Reduction
Student loan cancellation, Eligible educational institution.
Student loan interest deduction, Eligible educational institution.
Tuition and fees deduction, Eligible educational institution.
Eligible elementary or secondary school:
Eligible student:
Student loan interest deduction, Eligible student.
Employees:
Deducting work-related education expenses, Employees
Estimated tax, Estimated tax.
Excess contributions:
Excess expenses, accountable plan, Excess expenses., Accountable Plans
Expenses, See: specific benefit
F
Family members, beneficiary:
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Members of the beneficiary's family.
Fee-basis officials, work-related education deduction, Performing Artists andFee-Basis Officials
Figures, See: Tables and figures
Financial aid, See: Scholarships and fellowships
Form 1098-E:
Form 1098-T:
Lifetime learning credit, Form 1098-T.
Tuition and fees deduction, Form 1098-T.
Form 1099-R:
Early distributions from IRAs, By January 31, 2008, the payer of your IRA...
Form 2106-EZ:
Filled-in example, Illustrated Example
Form 5329:
Early distributions from IRAs, If you received an early distribution from...
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Use Part II of Form 5329, Additional Taxes...
Form 8863:
Hope credit,
Lifetime learning credit, Illustrated Example
Form 8917:
Filled-in examples, Illustrated Example
Free tax services, How To Get Tax Help
Fulbright grants, Fulbright Grants
H
Half-time student:
Coverdell ESA, Half-time student.
Early distributions from IRAs, Half-time student.
Student loan interest deduction, Enrolled at least half-time.
Help, See: Tax help
Hope credit:
Academic period, Academic period.
Adjustments to qualified education expenses, Adjustments to Qualified Education Expenses
Coordination with qualified tuition program (QTP) distributions, Coordination With Hope andLifetime Learning Credits
Differences from lifetime learning credit, Differences between the Hope and lifetime learning credits.
Comparison table (Table 2-1), (Figure)
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Phaseout, Phaseout.
Qualified education expenses, Qualified Education Expenses
Refunds, Refunds.
I
Impairment-related work expenses:
Work-related education deduction, Impairment-Related Work Expenses
Individual retirement arrangements (IRAs):
Early distributions, See: Early distributions from IRAs
L
Loans:
Cancellation, See: Student loan cancellation
Capitalized interest on student loan, Capitalized interest.
Origination fees on student loan, Loan origination fee.
Qualified education expenses paid with:
Lifetime learning credit, Paid with borrowed funds.
Student loan repayment assistance, Student LoanRepayment Assistance
Losses, deducting:
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Losses on QTP Investments
Luxury water transportation, Cruises and conventions.
N
National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program, The Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship...
Nonaccountable plans:
Work-related education, Nonaccountable Plans
P
Performing artists, work-related education deduction, Performing Artists andFee-Basis Officials
Phaseout:
Education savings bond program, The phaseout, if any, is figured for you...
Hope credit, Phaseout.
Lifetime learning credit, Phaseout.
Prizes:
Scholarships won as, Scholarship prizes.
Publications, See: Tax help
Q
Qualified education expenses:
Early distributions from IRAs, Qualified education expenses.
Education savings bond program, Qualified education expenses.
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Qualified education expenses.
Scholarships and fellowships, Qualified education expenses.
Student loan interest deduction, Qualified Education Expenses
Work-related education, What ExpensesCan Be Deducted
Qualified elementary and secondary education expenses:
Qualified employer plans:
Student loan interest deduction not allowed, Qualified employer plan.
Qualified student loans, Qualified Student Loan
Qualified tuition program (QTP):
Additional tax on taxable distributions, Additional Tax onTaxable Distributions
Change of designated beneficiary, Changing the Designated Beneficiary
Coordination with Coverdell ESA distributions, Coordination With CoverdellESA Distributions
Coordination with Hope and lifetime learning credits, Coordination With Hope andLifetime Learning Credits
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Figuring taxable portion of distribution, Figuring the TaxablePortion of a Distribution
Qualified education expenses, Qualified education expenses.
Taxable earnings, Taxable earnings.
Qualified tuition reduction, Qualified Tuition Reduction, How To Report
Qualified U.S. savings bonds, Qualified U.S. savings bonds.
Qualifying work-related education:
Determining if qualified (Figure 12-1), Education Required byEmployer or by Law
R
Recordkeeping requirements:
Refunds:
Hope credit, Refunds.
Lifetime learning credit, Refunds.
Tuition and fees deduction, Refunds.
Reimbursements:
Work-related education, How To Treat Reimbursements
Related persons:
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Members of the beneficiary's family.
Student loan interest deduction, Related person.
Repayment programs, See: Student loan repayment assistance
Reporting:
Early distributions from IRAs, By January 31, 2008, the payer of your IRA...
Education savings bond program, Claiming the Exclusion
Lifetime learning credit, Claiming the Credit
Scholarships and fellowships, taxable, Reporting Scholarships and Fellowships
Student loan interest deduction, Claiming the Deduction
Tuition and fees deduction, Claiming the Deduction
Tuition reduction, taxable, How To Report
Revolving lines of credit, interest on, Interest on revolving lines of credit.
Rollovers:
Coverdell ESA, Rollovers
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Rollovers and Other Transfers
S
Savings bond program, education, See: Education savings bond program
Section 501(c)(3) organizations, See: Student loan cancellation
Section 529 program, See: Qualified tuition program (QTP)
Self-employed persons:
Deducting work-related education expenses, Self-Employed Persons
Service academy cadets, Payment to Service Academy Cadets
Sports, games, hobbies, and noncredit courses:
Education savings bond program, Tuition and fees required to enroll at or...
State prepaid education accounts, See: Qualified tuition program (QTP)
Student loan cancellation:
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Section 501(c)(3) organizations, Section 501(c)(3) organization.
Student loan interest deduction:
Academic period, Academic period.
Adjustments to qualified education expenses, Adjustments to Qualified Education Expenses
Allocation between interest and principal, Allocating Payments Between Interest and Principal
Claiming the deduction, Claiming the Deduction
Eligible educational institution, Eligible educational institution.
Eligible student, Eligible student.
Include as interest, Include As Interest
Income level, effect on amount of deduction, Effect of the Amount of Your Income on the Amount of Your Deduction
Modified adjusted gross income (MAGI), Modified adjusted gross income (MAGI)., Which Worksheet To Use
Table 4-2, (Figure)
Not included as interest, Do Not Include As Interest
Overview (Table 4-1), (Figure)
Qualified education expenses, Qualified Education Expenses
Qualified employer plans, Qualified employer plan.
Qualified student loans, Qualified Student Loan
Reasonable period of time, Reasonable period of time.
Related persons, Related person.
Third party interest payments, Interest paid by others.
When interest must be paid, When Must Interest Be Paid
Student loan repayment assistance, Student LoanRepayment Assistance
Suggestions for publication, Comments and suggestions.
Surviving spouse:
T
Tables and figures:
Comparison of education tax benefits (Appendix B), Dave and Valerie figure their tentative education..., Appendices
Coverdell ESAs:
Contributions to (Table 7-2), Table 7-2 summarizes many of the features...
Overview (Table 7-1), Table 7-1.mCoverdell...
Education credits, comparison of (Tables 2-1 & 3-1), (Figure), (Figure)
Hope credit:
Comparing education credits (Table 2-1), (Figure)
Eligible student requirements (Figure 2-2), Who Is an Eligible Student
Qualifying to claim (Figure 2-1), Who Can Claim the Credit
Lifetime learning credit:
Comparing education credits (Table 3-1), (Figure)
Qualifying to claim (Figure 3-1), No Double Benefit Allowed
Scholarships and fellowships, taxability of (Table 1-1), Tax-Free Scholarships and Fellowships
Student loan interest deduction:
MAGI, effect of (Table 4-2), (Figure)
Summary chart of differences between education tax benefits (Appendix B), Dave and Valerie figure their tentative education..., Appendices
Tuition and fees deduction:
MAGI, effect of (Table 6-2), (Figure)
Overview (Table 6-1), (Figure)
Work-related education, qualifying (Figure 12-1), Education Required byEmployer or by Law
Tax-free educational assistance:
Education savings bond program, Adjusted qualified education expenses.
Lifetime learning credit, Tax-free educational assistance.
Qualified tuition program (QTP), This amount is the total qualified education...
Tuition and fees deduction, Tax-free educational assistance.
Work-related education, Tax-free educational assistance.
Taxable scholarships and fellowships, Taxable Scholarships and Fellowships
Temporary-basis student, transportation expenses of, Temporary basis.
Transfers:
Coverdell ESA, Rollovers
Qualified tuition program (QTP), Rollovers and Other Transfers
Transportation expenses:
Travel expenses:
50% limit on meals, 50% limit on meals.
Not deductible as form of education, Travel as Education
Work-related education, Travel Expenses
TTY/TDD information, How To Get Tax Help
Tuition and fees deduction, Illustrated Example, Tuition and Fees Deduction
Tuition reduction:
Hope credit, Tuition reduction.
Lifetime learning credit, Tuition reduction.
Tuition and fees deduction, Tuition reduction.
U
U.S. savings bonds, Qualified U.S. savings bonds.
Unclaimed reimbursement:
Work-related education, Unclaimed reimbursement.
V
Veterans' benefits, Veterans' Benefits
Voluntary interest payments, Voluntary interest payments.
W
Working condition fringe benefit, Working condition fringe benefit.
Worksheets:
Coverdell ESA:
Contribution limit (Worksheet 7-2), To figure the limit on the amount you can...
MAGI, calculation of (Worksheet 7-1),
Taxable distributions and basis (Worksheet 7-3), How To Figure the Taxable Earnings
Hope credit MAGI calculation (Worksheet 2-1), Worksheet 2-1.mMAGI...
Lifetime learning credit MAGI calculation (Worksheet 3-1), Exclusion of income for bona fide residents...
Scholarships and fellowships, taxable income (Worksheet 1-1), Worksheet 1-1.
Student loan interest deduction (Worksheet 4-1), Worksheet 4-1.mStudent Loan Interest Deduction Worksheet
Tuition and fees deduction, MAGI calculation (Worksheet 6-1), Worksheet 6-1.mMAGI for the Tuition and Fees Deduction