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
I have a rather large difference between box 1 and box 5 on my 1098-T.
Box 1 is showing $6,533.58. Box 5 is showing $21,401.52. I had a study
abroad expense of $3,720 that was not included in box 1 due to my
university switching providers in the midd...read more
My 1098-t has the incorrect amount on box 1 and when I asked the
university they said that it is because they only put as qualified
expenses what was charged for the year, but the grant went for paying
for the spring semester. They charged my account...read more
On the Student Information Worksheet, in Part VI Education Expenses, in
line 1, the "Tuition paid from Part IV and qualified elementary and
secondary tuition" should copy into the column for "Qualified Higher
Education Expense for 529 Plan". But it d...read more
We will be claiming our 19-year-old son as a dependent on our tax
return. He has a 1098T with $4,947 in box 1 and $10,249 as scholarships
in box 5. In order to maximize our AOTC on OUR return, I'm assuming he
needs to claim some of the amount in box ...read more
My box 5 is more than my box 1 because they reported my tuition for
spring of 2025 in 2024 but my scholarships for spring of 2025 in 2025
(box 1 is $0 and box 5 is $9,250) i lived off campus so all of that
scholarship money went to tuition for spring...read more