Lifetime learning credit
An education tax Credit designed to reduce education costs in any year. One lifetime learning Credit may be claimed per year.
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Accelerated Cost Recovery System,
Acquisition cost,
After-tax basis,
At par,
All or any part,
At best,
At call,
Accumulated earnings tax,
Adjustable life insurance,
At risk,
Add-on service,
Action to quiet title,
Assignment to creditors,
Attorney in fact,
Average life,
A shares,
Average price per share,
At the money,
After-tax contributions,
Additional paid-in capital,
Abusive tax shelter,
Adoption credit,
After-tax,
Alternative Minimum Tax,
At the bell,
At the close,
At the figure,
At the full,
At the market,
At the opening order,
Book value per share,
Bank credit,
Bid-to-cover ratio,
Buying on margin,
Buy on close,
Buy on opening,
Basic earnings per share,
Base-year analysis,
Business credit,
B shares,
Before-tax income,
Break-even tax rate,
Calendar year,
Capitalized cost,
Commercial year,
Cost Accounting,
Cost Of Goods Sold,
Cost of sales,
Credit order,
Credit card,
Credit union,
CAT bond,
Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures,
Credit analyst,
Credit risk,
Credit balance,
Cost of Living Adjustment,
Cost-of-living index,
Credit squeeze,
Cheapest to deliver,
Cost basis,
Crop year,
Cash value life insurance policy,
Chartered Life Underwriter,
Claim,
Cost-of-living rider,
Credit insurance,
Credit life insurance,
Cost of carry,
Cash credit,
Certificate of Claim,
Closed-end credit,
Commercial credit,
Consumer credit,
Cost of debt capital,
Cost of funds,
Credit,
Credit agency,
Credit default swap,
Credit derivative,
Credit enhancement,
Credit limit,
Credit line,
Credit score,
C shares,
Close to the money,
Credit spread,
Cloud on title,
Class A Shares,
Class B Shares,
Capital gains tax,
Child and dependent care credit,
Consolidated tax return,
Close a position,
Curbs in,
Deferred credit,
Deferred tax,
Depreciated cost,
Deposit in transit,
Do Not Reduce,
Dividend in arrears,
Decreasing term life,
Dual life insurance,
De-escalation clause,
De facto,
Debtor in possession,
Debtor-in-possession financing,
Due-on-sale clause,
Dollar cost averaging,
Deep in the money,
Dead cat bounce,
Earning asset,
Escrowed to maturity,
Employer Cost Index,
Employment Cost Index,
E-mini,
Effective tax rate,
Expiration time,
Estate tax,
Education IRA,
Earned income tax credit,
Education credit,
Estimated tax,
Excess profits tax,
Excise tax,
First In First Out,
Fiscal year,
Fixed cost,
Flight to quality,
Fictitious credit,
Flotation costs,
Front-ending an order,
Forward P/E,
Fully diluted earnings per share,
Form S-1,
Fair Credit Reporting Act,
Full faith and credit,
Finite-life REIT,
Federal Tax Identification Number,
Federal tax lien,
Flat tax,
Franchise tax,
G-7,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
G-8,
Gather in the stops,
Gift tax,
Historical cost,
Holder in due course,
High credit,
Home equity line of credit,
Hidden tax,
Hope credit,
Held at the opening,
In escrow,
In-house,
In line,
Insurance claim,
In intestacy,
Impaired credit,
In play,
In-process research and development,
I/O strip,
Inheritance tax,
In-service withdrawal,
Individual tax return,
In and out,
In sympathy,
In the tank,
Joint life annuity,
Joint tax return,
Last In First Out,
Law of one price,
Lending at a rate,
Limit-on-close order,
Loose credit,
Life expectancy,
Life insurance,
Lifetime cap,
Line of credit,
Loan-to-cost,
Loan-to-value,
Lock-in,
Life annuity,
Life expectancy method,
Lifetime learning credit,
Locked in,
Luxury tax,
Level I quotes,
Make a market,
Market if touched order,
Market on close order,
Mark-to-market,
May Day,
Marginal propensity to consume,
Mortgage life insurance,
Money at call,
National Credit Union Administration,
Nonparticipating life insurance policy,
Non-revolving credit card,
Non-resident alien tax,
One time charge,
Operating costs,
Original cost,
On-floor order,
On margin,
One-share one-vote rule,
On account,
On-the-spot loan,
Open-end credit,
On-balance volume,
On close,
One man picture,
On open,
On the opening,
Pre-tax profit margin,
Payment-in-kind security,
Price Value of a Basis Point,
P&L,
Primary earnings per share,
Per stirpes,
Property tax,
Paid-in capital,
Paid-in surplus,
Private Investment in Public Equity,
Progressive tax,
Proportional tax,
Replacement cost,
Return on Capital,
Return on Invested Capital,
Return on Total Assets,
Real-time trade reporting,
Regulation D,
Regulation G,
Regulation T,
Regulation U,
Replacement cost insurance,
Red herring,
Regulation A,
Right to Know,
Revolving line of credit,
Regressive tax,
Return on Capital Employed,
Real-time,
SG&A,
Sight letter of credit,
S&L,
Second-to-die insurance,
Single-premium life insurance,
Stock life insurance company,
Secured credit card,
Single-life annuity,
Social Security Tax,
Sales tax,
S Corporation,
Self-employment tax,
Separate tax returns,
Sin tax,
Subchapter M,
Subchapter S Corporation,
Schedule C,
Seek a market,
S&P phenomenon,
Total cost,
Time deposit,
Time draft,
Tax anticipation note,
Tax-exempt bond,
Tax renevue anticipation note,
T-Bill,
Term to maturity,
Take a position,
Time order,
Trailing P/E,
Tax haven,
Tax,
Tax schedule,
Time note,
Truth in Lending,
Tax-free bond fund,
Tax-managed fund,
Time spread,
Tax lien,
Tax roll,
Tenancy at will,
Time-sharing,
Transfer tax,
Tax deferral,
Tax-deferred,
Time stop,
Tax-advantaged,
Tax audit,
Tax base,
Tax basis,
Tax bracket,
Tax-deductible,
Tax deduction,
Tax-efficient,
Tax evasion,
Tax-exempt,
Tax identification number,
Tax loss carryback,
Tax loss carryforward,
Tax lot,
Tax planning,
Tax preference item,
Tax Reform Act of 1986,
Tax Reform Act of 1993,
Tax return,
Tax sale,
Tax shelter,
Tax shield,
Tax swap,
Tax tables,
Take a bath,
Trading costs,
U.S. Government Agency Security,
U.S. Savings Bond,
U.S. Treasury,
U.S. Treasury Bill,
U.S. Treasury Bond,
U.S. Treasury Note,
U.S. Treasury Securities,
Unlimited tax bond,
Universal life,
Unified Tax Credit,
Variable life,
Variable universal life,
Value Added Tax,
When, as, and if issued,
X or XD,
Year-over-year,
Year-To-Date,
Yield to call,
Yield to maturity,
Yield to worst,
Y shares