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The proposal would allow parents and students to deduct or exclude certain tutoring and educational expenses from their taxable income, similar to how some education costs are already treated for tax purposes. This would reduce the out-of-pocket cost of private tutoring, test preparation, and related educational services for families paying for these services. The change would primarily benefit middle and upper-income households that can afford private tutoring and have tax liability to offset.
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