Business in this timeline is so weird.
If a degree is required to get a better job, a college graduate should be allowed to deduct the cost of their education loans + interest + on their income taxes, because it’s basically just a business expense.
There’s no real difference between you being a worker for somebody else, and you having your own business as a vendor for that company.
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2025-02-26 00:13:14
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2025-02-26 00:13:14Event JSON
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