It wouldn't be a very practical thing. Taxes aren't really many students problem. If one is a full time student they presumably don't have full time income, and hence, with limited earnings, won't have any (or much) tax to pay. However, tuition/educational costs for someone that is exclusively a full time student ARE NOT deductible from earnings they may have. (Costs to get an education to qualify for a field aren't deducible.) However, if you are in a field already (employed in a field, not a student in), and need to educate yourself to remain in the field, that is a deductible business cost. There are several credits, which may result in a much lower tax, like the Lifetime Learning and Hope credits available to those funding an education. Many aspects of funding an eductaion, saving for it, etc. do have very favorable tax programs. And certainly many social programs, some using public funds/facilities are established to benefit students too.
Charities receive a tax break.Most people believe churches should not be allowed to have a tax break.
The duration of Fulltime Killer is 1.7 hours.
For all my fellow students, the correct answer is SALES tax. :)
No, an increase in the tax rate only affects a positive income; at break even there is no amount to tax
A tax break
No
No the tax break is when you buy and you pay it back later anyway.
Students are eligible for education tax credits which can help cover some of the costs associated with being a student. There are two types of education tax credits: Hope Credit Extended and Lifetime Learning Credits.
No Water rates in Scotland are included with any Council Tax bill and not billed seperately, but students do not pay Council Tax.
they will taking break in summer
Primary and secondary students have spring break (which is the break between academic years) from some time in late March to some time in early April. University students generally begin classes in the second week of April; the spring break can begin as early as late January.
Yes.
No.
If they have taxable income
Depends. My experience - by the day as a substitute, in my current position is by the hour fulltime private program, and public fulltime is salary.
Fulltime RNs in a hospital setting normally work in three shifts of twelve hours each week Fulltime RNs in a hospital setting normally work in three shifts of twelve hours each week
Yes.
Yes, college students need to file income tax if they have some manner of income during the year, such as from a part-time or summer job.
The second semester of school seems long and dragged out. Spring break helps to break it up and give students a chance to have some fun, giving them a boost to finish the last few weeks before summer break.
I live in South Carolina and as far as I know the breaks you get are for adding insulation, windows, and doors. But that is a federal tax break not a state break.
I would imagine that people below the poverty level will get a tax decrease.
Depending on the state that you live, there may be a tax break for this installation. You can also save money on your energy bill, due to these windows.
tax break on wood burnnig stove for heat
a week
No, it is not illegal. Don't whine.