I received a 1098-T from my college. It only has the total amount $3232.50 billed to me that I paid out of pocket. However, my employer paid for partial of the amount via reimbursement back to me.The total I paid out of pocket is $1932.50 and my employer reimbursed $1300. I know the 1300 will be on my W2. My question is how will I file this on my taxes? Do i file it separate from the 1098-T since 1932.50 won't reflect the same number on the form?
Yes, there is a way for you enter the information from your Form 1098-T as well as the amount that you actually paid for tuition. Look for the link on the screen in where you enter the information from the Form 1098-T to expand the page and enter the actual amounts paid for tuition.
You will find the link directly under the entry for Box 2 of the 1098-T. It says “What if this is not what I paid to this school?”. Click that link and the program will allow you to enter the actual amounts that were paid for tuition.
As you progress through the education section of your tax return, there will be additional screens to enter amounts paid for books, supplies, and other school expenses.
Enter the amounts included on your W-2 exactly as they are presented on the form.
Yes, there is a way for you enter the information from your Form 1098-T as well as the amount that you actually paid for tuition. Look for the link on the screen in where you enter the information from the Form 1098-T to expand the page and enter the actual amounts paid for tuition.
You will find the link directly under the entry for Box 2 of the 1098-T. It says “What if this is not what I paid to this school?”. Click that link and the program will allow you to enter the actual amounts that were paid for tuition.
As you progress through the education section of your tax return, there will be additional screens to enter amounts paid for books, supplies, and other school expenses.
Enter the amounts included on your W-2 exactly as they are presented on the form.