I’m on a question that says “Did you use money from a qualified education program?” And I am in college as a full time student but I am recieving financial aid from FAFSA (Federal Appli

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Answer No,

"qualified education programs" refers to 529 savings plans.

If none of your tuition was paid with funds from a savings plan answer no. Financial aid is not the same thing.
If you had used a "qualified education programs" you would have received a 1099-Q from that account.

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I want to add Form 5329 to my return. How can I add it? I took out my contributions to my Roth to put toward qualified education expenses so I want to file for exemption.

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