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Tax Tip Tuesday: School Credits

By: Leslie Draffin
Updated: April 4, 2012
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Richard Jefferson with the Louisiana Department of Revenue says parents can write off the money spent on their child's education and could get back as much as $5,000 dollars on their state income taxes.  Jefferson says things like uniforms, books, technology all count toward the write off.  You'll get 50% back on those items up to $5,000.  This credit applies to each child, so parents with several children could save alot of money.

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