Which of the Following Is Not a True Statement About

question 88

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a true statement about the American opportunity credit (AOC) and lifetime learning credits?

• A) A taxpayer may not report both an AOC and a lifetime learning credit on the same tax return
• B) Certain educational expenses qualify for both credits but taxpayers must claim one credit or the other for the expenditures (the taxpayer cannot claim both credits for the same expenditures)
• C) Taxpayers may choose to either (1) deduct qualifying education expenses of an individual as for AGI deductions or claim educational credits for the individual's expenses (but not both)
• D) The AGI phase-out threshold for phasing out the AOC is higher than the AGI phase-out threshold for the lifetime learning credit.

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