Anonymous

I don't think so

Anonymous

No. That isn't how tax works at all.

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If it's an accredited institution that issues a 1098T form, you can deduct the tuition from your income. But if you're not working, that doesn't help much. Possibly you would qualify for the American Opportunity Credit, or Lifetime Learning Credit, which could give you some money back. More importantly, if you are not making much or anything right now, be sure to file a FAFSA form. You might qualify for reduced or no tuition, or some scholarships.

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Anonymous

No. Trump cut the deductions for education. Don't vote for Republicans.

Anonymous

what? why would you think that happens?

Anonymous

We don't know, and can't find out for you since you didn't say what country you'd be filing a tax return in, but I rather doubt it

Anonymous

No, you won't get it all back, but you may qualify for a tax credit or tax deduction that can give you back some of it. You can find full information about tax benefits for education here: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-pub...