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Unfortunately, no. The general rule is that no "double benefits" are allowed. Do not enter the amounts reported on Form 1098-T if your employer paid your tuition and fees as a nontaxable benefit to you.
Amounts received by an employee under a written educational assistance plan are excluded from taxable income, up to $5,250 per year.
For more information, please see IRS Pub. 970 Tax Benefits for Education.
Unfortunately, no. The general rule is that no "double benefits" are allowed. Do not enter the amounts reported on Form 1098-T if your employer paid your tuition and fees as a nontaxable benefit to you.
Amounts received by an employee under a written educational assistance plan are excluded from taxable income, up to $5,250 per year.
For more information, please see IRS Pub. 970 Tax Benefits for Education.
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