Angie is a single parent filing as head of household with an agi of $95,000 (before any education expenses) who has a dependent son, age 22. she has no other dependents and will take the standard deduction. she paid $7,000 of qualified tuition for her son who is a full-time graduate student. generally, what is the most advantageous treatment of her tuition expense? american opportunity credit or lifetime learning credit

The American Opportunity Credit is the most advantageous treatment of her tuition expenses because of the following points:

It offer a maximum credit of $2,500 per eligible student, $500 more than Lifetime learning credit.

It is also 40% refundable / 60% nonrefundable .

It is available for four years, enough for Angie's son to complete the credits.

The son is a full time student, so he fits into the program.

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