Education and personal development Sample Clauses

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Education and personal development. tuition fees for university, college or continuing education (including books and supplies).  fees for language training and tutoring.  fees or dues for professional memberships or associated with maintaining a professional designation.  hobby or general interest classes and supplies (including cameras).  personal computers, accessories and software.  online courses offered through a recognized educational institution requiring registration.  internet services (statements used as receipts must include payment amounts and dates).  cultural activity passes or tickets (for things like museums, zoos, music concerts, plays, operas and symphonies).  lessons, courses, seminars and conferences (including books, instruments, supplies and accessories).  reading materials and book club memberships (including e-readers and books).  finance-related apps, software and programs.  smartphones and tablets. Green living  public transit passes.  solar energy and wind energy products.  energy home audits, cost to upgrade windows, programmable thermostats and weather stripping.  lead pipe and asbestos removal from home.  composters, rain barrels, recycling bins and recycling fees for atypical items (such as electronics).  appliances certified as energy efficient and other energy efficient products for home heating, cooling and lighting (such as tankless water heaters and compact fluorescent light bulbs).  car or bike sharing memberships and usage fees (excluding fuel costs and repair fees). Work-life balance  childcare expenses.  elder-care expenses.  pet-care services (such as kenneling, obedience training, dog walking and veterinarian fees).  domestic services (such as house cleaning, snow removal, landscaping and moving services).  Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) devices.
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Education and personal development. ◼ traditional medicines (such as sweetgrass, sage, cedar, tobacco plant). ◼ fees and supplies for Indigenous ceremonies (such as sweat lodges, healing circles, smudge kits). ◼ home office equipment (such as ergonomic chair/desk and sound proofing barriers) and fees for secure shredding services. ◼ tuition fees for university, college or continuing education (including books and supplies). ◼ fees for language training and tutoring. ◼ fees or dues for professional memberships or associated with maintaining a professional designation. ◼ hobby or general interest classes and supplies (including cameras). ◼ personal computers, accessories and software. ◼ online courses offered through a recognized educational institution requiring registration. ◼ internet services (statements used as receipts must include payment amounts and dates). ◼ cultural activity passes or tickets (for things like museums, zoos, music concerts, plays, operas and symphonies). ◼ lessons, courses, seminars and conferences (including books, instruments, supplies and accessories). ◼ hard cover and online reading materials, subscriptions and book club memberships (including e-readers and apps). ◼ online audio subscriptions, audio books and apps. ◼ music, music streaming services and apps. ◼ finance-related apps, software and programs. ◼ smartphones and tablets. Green living ◼ public transit passes. ◼ solar energy and wind energy products. ◼ energy home audits, cost to upgrade windows, programmable thermostats and weather stripping. ◼ home insulation materials for heating or cooling. ◼ air purification systems and installation costs. ◼ lead pipe and asbestos removal from home. ◼ composters, rain barrels, recycling bins and recycling fees for atypical items (such as electronics). ◼ appliances certified as energy efficient and other energy efficient products for home heating, cooling and lighting (such as tankless water heaters and compact fluorescent light bulbs). ◼ car or bike sharing memberships and usage fees (excluding fuel costs and repair fees). Work-life balance ◼ childcare expenses (includes educational expenses and materials). ◼ elder-care expenses. ◼ food delivery services (does not include the cost of food). ◼ pet-care services (such as kenneling, obedience training, dog walking and veterinarian fees). ◼ domestic services (such as house cleaning, snow removal, landscaping and moving services). ◼ Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) devices.
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