You can't deduct or take a credit for the same expense twice. If you deduct these expenses under some other provision of the tax code, such as for employee or business expenses, you cannot also deduct the expenses for the Tuition and Fees Deduction. Also, you canât deduct expenses paid with tax-favored money including: Tax-free interest from savings bonds.
Confidence votes 14.4K. Mayor is a Spanish word meaning older, or as a military rank, major. If you are speaking of the political chief of a town in English, the Spanish word for that would be alcalde.
(It's sunny.) Hace mal tiempo. (The weather's awful.). In English, it is very common to use  it  when discussing the weather, as in the sentence it is raining.. In Spanish, it isn't necessary to translate the it: Use either the hacer form explained above or the third-person verb without a subject: Nieva.(It's snowing.) Nevo. nevÃ³It snowed.) With some types of weather, rain in particular, the non-hacer form is the norm: Esta estÃ¡. Lloviendo it is. Raining most textbooks advise against using sentences such as es frio frÃ­o to'say it, s cold and some say that such a usage of the verb ser. is incorrect