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Elite Legacy Education
So, last year I purchased a course/package from Elite Legacy Education. It’s tax time and I wanted to know does anyone know if there’s an advantage to receive a greater return. You know receive at least some of what I spent. I believe if you have an LLC, you can, although I do not yet. Would I still qualify when doing my taxes to receive some of those funds back without an LLC?