I am a cosigner for my son's college (he graduated last year). I know that I can deduct the interest, however, can I also deduct expenses related to his college?

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If your son qualifies as your dependent in 2019 and had qualified education expenses in 2019, you can claim his education credits by entering his form 1098-T on your tax return.

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My son lives in my 2nd home year round and pays the mortgage which is a lot less than fair rental prices. Do I report it as income or is this a case of cost sharing with a close family member?

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I am a cosigner for my son's college (he graduated last year). I know that I can deduct the interest, however, can I also deduct expenses related to his college?

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