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Yes, but it has to be reported by entering the 1098-T and all other education expenses if the student is your dependent.
If the student is not your dependent, no, only the taxpayer claiming the student's exemption reports the 1098-T, all other education expenses, and applies for an education credit.
The student (if a non-dependent) or the taxpayer claiming the student's exemption claims all education expenses paid by you, or anyone else, made on behalf of the student.
Yes, but it has to be reported by entering the 1098-T and all other education expenses if the student is your dependent.
If the student is not your dependent, no, only the taxpayer claiming the student's exemption reports the 1098-T, all other education expenses, and applies for an education credit.
The student (if a non-dependent) or the taxpayer claiming the student's exemption claims all education expenses paid by you, or anyone else, made on behalf of the student.
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