My daughter has a 1098-t in her name but my husband claim her. Should we add the 1098 to our taxes? She has no income.

thorwyn · ‎June 1, 2019

HelenaC · ‎June 1, 2019

Yes, add it to the husband's income tax return. Per IRS, only the person who claimed the dependent can claim a credit for their qualified education expenses (1098-T).

To enter form 1098-T and qualified education expenses, click How do I enter Form 1098-T?

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HelenaC · ‎June 1, 2019

Yes, add it to the husband's income tax return. Per IRS, only the person who claimed the dependent can claim a credit for their qualified education expenses (1098-T).

To enter form 1098-T and qualified education expenses, click How do I enter Form 1098-T?

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