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Business, 22.11.2019 03:31 kayliebug2003

Brenda received a $15,000 college scholarship for the current year. she used the scholarship to pay the following fees: tuition $9,000, lab fees $60, parking fees $120, books $750, housing $4,000, and a meal plan $1,070. what can she exclude from gross income?

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