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25 December, 15:38

Suppose a student is in the 10% tax bracket. Once he begins college, he can choose a $3200 deduction or a $1000 credit to offset tuition and fees. Which option will reduce his tax bill by the greater amount? What is the difference in his savings between the two options?

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  1. 25 December, 17:53
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    To establish the scheme that will reduce the tax Bill, we will proceed as follows;

    amount deductible in option one will be:

    10/100*3200

    =$320

    amount deductible in option two will be:

    10/100*1000

    =$100

    Option 2 will reduce his tax.

    The amount of taxed will be reduced by (320-100) = $220

    b] The difference between his savings will be:

    difference=option1-option2

    =3200-1000

    =$2200
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