I recieved a form 13873-T from the IRS stating my address doesnt match their records. I recently moved. What can I do to fix this?

[ajamesv17]

Also, I recently received a Form 1098-T from my college. Block 2 has $1,935 listed as my expense and in block 8 there is an "X" indicating I was at least half-time. Can I add this to my taxes to get the education tax benefit?

[KrisD]

You can file Form 8822 informing the IRS of your new address.

If you received the 13873-T because you requested a copy of a prior year tax transcript, you should file form 4506-T and pay special attention to lines 3 and 4. Make sure you report your new address on line 3, and the address from the year of the transcript you request on line 4.

If you are not a dependent to someone else, you can report the 1098-T and, if eligible, apply for an education credit.

Box 2 reports what the school billed, you will need to check your records and report what you paid in 2016.

CLICK HERE for IRS Form 8822 Change of Address

CLICK HERE for IRS Form 4506-T

CLICK HERE for TurboTax information about available Education Tax Credits

CLICK HERE for IRS information about Education Credits  

TT FAQ HOW TO ENTER 1098-T

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