i'm not sure if I have to file my 1098-T form or not? I saw someone reply to a similar question here in the community that you have to file it but on other sites I seen that you have to file it? Also, why does filing it significantly reduce both my State and Federal? For example, It changes my federal from $567 refund to a $580 payment?
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It depends.
If you're claimed as a dependent on someone else's return, then you cannot use it to claim an education credit.
However, if you are seeing your numbers after entering it go from a refund to a payment due, did you have scholarships that exceeded your Qualified Tuition Expenses (Tuition, Required books, and fees)? If so, you DO have to enter the 1098-T on your tax return. Any portion of a scholarship not used for Qualified Tuition Expenses is taxable. Any part of a scholarship used for room and board is taxable. This would possibly explain the changes in your refund.
If you have Qualified Education Expenses that were more than the Scholarships, then it would not be taxable and would not need to be entered.
It depends.
If you're claimed as a dependent on someone else's return, then you cannot use it to claim an education credit.
However, if you are seeing your numbers after entering it go from a refund to a payment due, did you have scholarships that exceeded your Qualified Tuition Expenses (Tuition, Required books, and fees)? If so, you DO have to enter the 1098-T on your tax return. Any portion of a scholarship not used for Qualified Tuition Expenses is taxable. Any part of a scholarship used for room and board is taxable. This would possibly explain the changes in your refund.
If you have Qualified Education Expenses that were more than the Scholarships, then it would not be taxable and would not need to be entered.
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