Pub. 17, Chapter 29 - Tax Benefits for Work-Related Education
Recordkeeping
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You
must keep records as proof of any deduction claimed on your tax return.
Generally, you should keep your records for 3 years from the date of
filing the return and claiming the deduction.
For specific information about keeping records of business
expenses, see Recordkeeping in chapter 28.
You
must keep records as proof of any deduction claimed on your tax return.
Generally, you should keep your records for 3 years from the date of
filing the return and claiming the deduction.