Abigail received $6,000 from her employer as reimbursement for her expenditures on tuition, fees, and books while
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Abigail received $6,000 from her employer as reimbursement for her expenditures on tuition, fees, and books while attending State University. Abigail is working toward a graduate degree in business administration.
Must Abigail recognize the $6,000 as income?
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In general reimbursements for qualified educational expenses are not considered taxable income if th...View the full answer
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