are application fee and interview costs tax deductible?
Edit: Nevermind, they are not deductible.
Edit: Nevermind, they are not deductible.
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From my understanding, they are if you end up going MD/PhD and you get a stipend (ie. Get paid). This could be looked upon as looking for work. Mind you, the stipend will probably be so dismal that you won't pay taxes anyway.premedgeek said:are application fee and interview costs tax deductible?
Edit: Nevermind, they are not deductible.
Speaking of getting paid. Several friends have been getting PhD offers and have been wondering what a "decent" PhD stipend would be? Any insight into this? Two are going into Analytical Chemistry and one into Biology.dr.z said:
It totally depends on the school (due to location/cost of living), and how much money the program has. I have heard anything from $1400 to $2000 a month before taxes.Code Brown said:
I get about $1700 after taxes, and I get health insurance and other fees paid. I'm in L.A. at a graduate program in medical school.
premedgeek said:are application fee and interview costs tax deductible?
Edit: Nevermind, they are not deductible.
If you currently have a full time job... then the application fee and interview cost maybe tax deductible because it is considered looking for work. If you are now a student, it doesnt count.
