Qualified Higher Education Expense

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Definition of 'Qualified Higher Education Expense'

Expenses such as tuition and tuition related expenses that an individual, spouse, or child must pay to an eligible post-secondary institution.
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Investopedia explains 'Qualified Higher Education Expense'

These expenses are important because they can determine whether or not you can exclude the interest off of a qualified savings bond from your taxable income.

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