There’s no doubt about it, education tax benefits can make a huge
difference in your refund. The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC)
typically offers the largest tax break. But if you don’t qualify for
that, there’s always the Lifetime Learning Cr...read more
Turbo Tax is stating that the total student loan interest cannot exceed
the amount allowed on my federal return at $775. However, my actual on
the federal return is ~$1320 which is well within the limit for the
deduction. Edit: found out it was an ag...read more
@Hal_Al ,I’m still not clear on whether taxable scholarships our student
reports as income increase the qualified portion of our 529 distribution
or reduce it – depending on whether we took a 529 reimbursement for some
of the taxable scholarship tota...read more
The software asks me to enter the information from 1098-E, but I don't
have one because the amount paid was less than $600. That said, I have
records of how much was paid, so I know what the total is. Do I just
enter that number as though I had the 1...read more
pendrumPosted 9 hours ago
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MinhT1
I have a college freshman. She just recieved their 1098T. Box 1 for
tuition and payment recieved is $6,039.50. Box 5 for scholarships and
grants is 9,154.66. Books and computer cost was $1500. She is a
dependent on my tax return. I heard that the loo...read more
Minnesota residents who make payments on their own postsecondary
education loans may qualify for a nonrefundable credit. To qualify, both
of these must be true:You are a full-year or part-year Minnesota
resident.You make payments on your own qualifyi...read more
My husband has claimed this credit once before and has been at least
half time. I just started my bachelor's and applied my 1098-T, but it
says I'm not eligible..? We've been married for 10 years filing jointly.
This is my 1st year of bachelor's, but...read more