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Yes, if financial aid (scholarships, grants) exceed qualified educational expenses, the difference is taxable income even if you were not given money for a refund.
Make sure to claim all Qualified Education Expenses
Yes, if financial aid (scholarships, grants) exceed qualified educational expenses, the difference is taxable income even if you were not given money for a refund.
Make sure to claim all Qualified Education Expenses
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