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No.
Your son being 24 at year end and making more than $4050 disqualifies him as you dependent. Only the person claiming the student's exemption (dependency) may claim the tuition credit ("use the 1098-T"). So, since your son will be claiming himself, he claims the 1098-T, even though you may have paid the tuition.
No.
Your son being 24 at year end and making more than $4050 disqualifies him as you dependent. Only the person claiming the student's exemption (dependency) may claim the tuition credit ("use the 1098-T"). So, since your son will be claiming himself, he claims the 1098-T, even though you may have paid the tuition.
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