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The document provides instructions for Form 6310, which is used to calculate the Alaska Income Tax Education Credit. It outlines the purpose of the form, eligibility criteria for contributions, and specific guidelines for reporting contributions that qualify under Internal Revenue Code Section 170. The credit is limited to certain percentages based on contribution amounts and has a maximum limit of $5 million. Additionally, it specifies that contributions claimed for this credit cannot be deducted as charitable contributions.

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Begin by entering your EIN and the name shown on your return at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identification purposes.
In Section A, list the name of the contribution recipient and select the appropriate code from the provided list that corresponds to their category.
For each contribution, fill in columns D and E with amounts that qualify as non-charitable and charitable contributions respectively. Ensure accuracy as this affects your credit calculation.
Calculate total contributions by adding line 2 from both columns D and E, then enter this sum on line 3.
Follow through lines 4 to 9 to compute your tentative credit based on specified limits. Make sure to adhere to the guidelines regarding maximum allowable credits.

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