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A student can carry forward to a future year, the portion of tuition or education amount that he cannot use and does not transfer to someone else. However, if a student carries forward an amount, he will not be able to transfer it to anyone.
amount of the deduction taxpayers can deduct up to $ 4000 in tuition expenses as an exclusion from income this means you can deduct the tuition expenses even if you don t itemize deductions on schedule a of your 1040 advertisement the tax deduction is only for tuition expenses paid by the taxpayerhe deduction was originally limited to $ 3000 in 2002 and 2003 and was increased to $ 4000 in 2004 it was originally set to expire in 2005 the omnibus tax extender legislation passed by congress in december 2006 extended the tuition and fees deduction for two years 2006 and 2007