I’m a real estate appraiser (considered self-employed) and I’m taking the GRE in February to try to get into a Master’s program so I can get a better job. When I file my quarterly estimated taxes for April, can I write off a GRE study guide book? Can I write off the 0 fee to take the GRE test, too?
I need as many write-offs as I can get since I’m shelling out most of the money I’ve made so far for LASIK surgery in March. I know I can write off 7.5% of the surgery, but the surgery is going to cost me just about everything I’ve made for the last three months, minus my regular expenses (gas, food, health insurance, car repairs, etc). Plus I have to take a few days off of work to heal before I can go out driving around again.
Well that’s great then! I thought I was going to have to eat most of the LASIK cost and still get taxed on the remainder. Didn’t seem fair to me, but neither do any taxes for that matter.
So I can write off all 00 for the entire surgery since it’s more than 7.5% of my gross pay? Gosh, then there won’t be anything left to tax me on
Oh, if only I could do that every quarter…
Do I need to take this or do i just need the GRE test?
This is for anyone who has taken the general GRE test recently: how many GRE Reading Comprehension Passages did you get? Was there just on reading passage with corresponding answers or two or three?
I’ve taken several GRE tests online (I am taking a GRE Course) and do fine until a third reading passage pops up in the last 5 minutes of the test. I am wondering if this third passage happened to anyone during the actual test??
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I am taking a GRE test in about a week. I’ve been studying Barron’s prep book and having hard time on verbal part. I’d like to know if anyone have any suggestions on study materials, strategies, any websites for preparation, anything that can help to improve my scores on verbal and quantitative
Thanks in advance!
m desirous to appear 4 the GRE test…which coaching institute in india provides the best correspondence course
m desirous to appear 4 the GRE test…which coaching institute in india provides the best correspondence course
I am getting ready to take the GRE test in three parts. I’ts been about 4 years since i was in school, and i want to know what book is the best for studying for this test? Thoughts…
Can the GRE test be taken from home or somewhere online?
I am at present pursuing masters in english literature.I am confused whether to take the subject GRE test or the general GRE test?Which one is easier and scoring and what is the prospect of both?Any guidance specially from Indian students who have already taken the exam or are in the process of taking it,will be helpful.
I missed my GRE test date due to family emergency and it was too late to cancel or reschedule my test date. I understand the registration money cant be refunded, but will it affect my future test score in anyways? I know it is mentioned that they hold on to the scores for 5 years, but i am hoping that doesn’t account for exams not taken? I am confused and worried.
I would like to take the test, but in case I do poorly I don’t want to send it to schools I’m interested in. Is it possible to do this? If I take the GRE test a second time and send those scores to schools do they get to see my first test scores as well?
Do schools take into consideration all previous GRE test marks, or just your highest?
There’s a free GRE preparation workshop in conjunction with a research internship I’m applying to, and I was trying to decide whether to dedicate the extra time to attend the free workshops. I’m really not interested in taking the GRE test, but if it ultimately helps with the MCATs, then I’ll put in the extra effort. Thanks in advance for all your responses!
Please reply asap as this is urgent. I’ve been using Peterson’s to prepare for my general subject GRE test which is on September 9th for a while now but my cousin who aced her GRE’s (just started her master’s at Harvard University last month) recently suggested that I use the Princeton Review, Kaplan or Barron’s. She didn’t mention Peterson’s so I don’t know if I should take that to mean that Peterson’s is not a very good guide to use for studying.
I was never told this, but I am looking at Stanford University, and it requires a high score on this GRE test that I have never heard of?
I am from India. I will write GRE in two weeks. I am an average student who managed 80% marks in B.Tech from a so-so university. I know I can’t get admission into universities like Stanford, MIT etc. I am from electrical background but wish to study anything related to either computer science or electrical. By electrical I mean, more electrical and less electroncis.
please tell me what US universities I should apply for along with the GRE test. Please do not tell me that I should search and find out. I have searched enough but I am still confused. Please assume that you are in my shoes and let me know what you would apply for. I’ll consider the universities again after your responses.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
I’m supposed to sit for the GRE test soon and I was wondering whether anyone out there who has already taken the exam might have some helpful hints on how to get a high score. I’m doing really well in the quantitative section, it’s the other part that gets me sometimes!! Besides, I’ve checked out some of the universities websites and none of them list what grade they consider for the cut off. Does anyone know what score they accept? Thanks in advance!
I have just taken the computer-based GRE test and think I have done badly for the analytic writing section, because I suffered a memory block. What is the fastest way I can know my full GRE score without waiting for the score report to be sent to me through snail mail? Thanks.
I like to take GRE test for a graduate school however, i have been out of school for many years and I need to know what is the best way to study for the GRE test in order to learn and remember better.
I have GRE Test in 2 weeks time. What is the best way to memorize as many words as I can, Please yr advices?