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ORIGINAL: Fellow

From the article:
"As Ms. Singleton-Clarke held fast to her conviction that she deserved the deduction, she drew on skills she developed as a nurse responsible for dealing with doctors who may have infringed hospital rules. That was why she studied for her M.B.A., she says: "I didn't want to feel outmatched by surgeons who didn't want to talk to me.""

She had very good layer. I general, she should have lost the case; there is nothing to cheer. If I remember correctly, tuition can be deducted only if the job description requires her to study in this particular field. It was obviously not the case. It does not matter what she thinks or feels.

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ORIGINAL: Fellow

From the article:
"As Ms. Singleton-Clarke held fast to her conviction that she deserved the deduction, she drew on skills she developed as a nurse responsible for dealing with doctors who may have infringed hospital rules. That was why she studied for her M.B.A., she says: "I didn't want to feel outmatched by surgeons who didn't want to talk to me.""

She had very good layer. I general, she should have lost the case; there is nothing to cheer. If I remember correctly, tuition can be deducted only if the job description requires her to study in this particular field. It was obviously not the case. It does not matter what she thinks or feels.

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Also, an MBA or MHA are -required- these days to move forward in one's career.

Calla

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According to your logic all tuition everywhere should be tax credit.