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IsabellaG
IsabellaGAnswer
Alumni - Intuit
June 6, 2019

No, you don't have to enter your 1098-T if you don't qualify for a deduction, except if you received scholarship money that was more than your tuition and other qualified education expenses. That would mean that you had taxable income from your scholarships, and you'd have to report it.

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IsabellaG
IsabellaGAnswer
Alumni - Intuit
June 6, 2019

No, you don't have to enter your 1098-T if you don't qualify for a deduction, except if you received scholarship money that was more than your tuition and other qualified education expenses. That would mean that you had taxable income from your scholarships, and you'd have to report it.

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