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While a substantial amount of education credit dollars go to middle  and upper-middle income taxpayers, due largely to the refundable nature of the AOTC, the credit also provides benefits to low-income taxpayers.

While a substantial amount of education credit dollars go to middle and upper-middle income taxpayers, due largely to the refundable nature of the AOTC, the credit also provides benefits to low-income taxpayers.

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