Interview Notes Emily is single and has two young girls, Sara and Madison, who lived with her all year. Emily paid more than half of the support for her daughters and all the cost of keeping up the home. Emily was unemployed for two months (March and April). She cashed in her 401(k) savings and used the money to pay household expenses. Emily is paying off a student loan that she took out when she attended college for a few courses in 2015. She took some courses this year at Drew Community College to improve her job skills as a health aide. Emily and her two daughters, Sara and Madison, had qualified health insurance from her employers for 10 months out of the year. They did not have coverage in March and April.

	20. Does Emily have to pay a shared responsibility payment on her tax return?

	A. Yes, she did not have full health coverage for 12 months of the year.

	B. No, she can claim a short coverage gap exemption on her tax return

21. The amount of Emily's education credit claimed on her tax return is $________.