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For 2021; An employer may provide an employee with a reimbursement of up to _________ of qualified education expense without including any of that payment as income to the employee.

Individual Income Taxes

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Chapter9: Deductions: Employee And Self- Employed-related Expenses

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) For 2021; An employer may provide an employee with a reimbursement of up to _________ of qualified education expense without including any of that payment as income to the employee.

A. 3650

B. 4200

C. 10500

D. The entire amount is income to the employee

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