My daughter is a full time college student. She received a 1098-T. She has $1,374.00 in scholarship/grant. She lives at home, unemployed. Does she need to file taxes?
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My daughter is a full time college student. She received a 1098-T. She has $1,374.00 in scholarship/grant. She lives at home, unemployed. Does she need to file taxes?
My daughter is a full time college student. She received a 1098-T. She has $1,374.00 in scholarship/grant. She lives at home, unemployed. Does she need to file taxes?
If your daughter had less than $4,150 of income and qualifies per the requirements, you can claim her as a dependent. In this way, you can claim the exemptions as well as any amount of Lifetime Learning Credit. This would be a better result than if she files an independent return when she sound like she qualifies as your dependent.
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