Summary
Tax credits and tax deductions both reduce your tax burden, but they work differently. A tax deduction lowers your taxable income before taxes are calculated, so its value depends on your tax bracket. In contrast, a tax credit directly reduces your tax bill dollar-for-dollar, making it generally more valuable. For example, a $1,000 deduction might save only a fraction of that amount, while a $1,000 credit cuts your tax bill by the full amount. Understanding this distinction helps taxpayers maximize savings by prioritizing credits when available and using deductions to reduce overall taxable income further.
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