Business, 25.02.2020 01:52, frtjay

Eliza is a kindergarten teacher for Alexander Hamilton Elementary School. Eliza decorates her classroom with new artwork, posters, bulletin boards, etc. In 2018, she spends $470 on materials and supplies for her classroom. The school reimburses her $100 (the annual reimbursement limit). Eliza can deduct for AGI and from AGI. a.$370 for and $0 from AGI b.$250 for and $0 from AGI c.$0 for and $370 from AGI d.$0 for and $0 from AGI e.$250 for and $120 from AGI

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