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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

 
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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

Are you being claimed as a dependent on their tax return?  If so, then the Form 1098-T would be entered on their tax return.  If you are not a dependent then only you can enter the form on your tax return.

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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

Are you being claimed as a dependent on their tax return?  If so, then the Form 1098-T would be entered on their tax return.  If you are not a dependent then only you can enter the form on your tax return.

I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

My income this year is 5062$ but my federal tax is 10$ so I’m not gonna file a tax Return.. can my parents claims me as a dependent ?

AnnetteB6
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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

Possibly, the rules for claiming a dependent states that the person must be under 24 and a full-time student who did not provide over half of their own support (among other qualifications).  

 

Take a look here for more information:  Who can I claim as my dependent?

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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

It seems like the answer not related to my question.. should I file tax return because I’m 24 years old? I really don’t understand your answer.. can my parents claim me as a dependent?  

AnnetteB6
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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

My apologies, I should have been more specific.  

 

Based on the information that you shared, if you were born in 1995 or earlier, you are too old to meet the exception for full-time students to be claimed as a dependent, and your income was too high.

 

If you were born in 1996 or later and you were a full-time student not providing over half of your own support, then you can be claimed as a dependent by your parents, regardless of your income.

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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

I got it.. thank u so much for your answer.. I just have one more question.. should I file tax return if my gross income is 5062$ ? Or it’s up to me since I’m single and I’m living with my parents?

I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

with one exception... if Box 5 exceeds Box 1, that difference goes on  the student's tax return and not the parents.......

AnnetteB6
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I’m 24 years old and full time student.. I have received my 1098T form from my school.. my question is can my parents do this form in their tax return?

If the money you made is earned income (from working and receiving a W-2), then you are not required to file a return.  If it is unearned income (from interest, dividends, investments), then you would be required to file a return if you are also being claimed as a dependent.  

 

You may want to file a return if you had Federal or state taxes withheld.  

 

To learn more, take a look at the following TurboTax article:  Do I need to file a Federal return this year?

 

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