How does my child report fellowship income from a school she doesn't attend? It was a summer fellowship from a different university than the one she attends.

[BillFromMD]

My child is filing her own taxes and has added the info for her 1098-T at her home school. She was paid a fellowship by a different university for a summer internship. They did not provide her with any federal forms, just a state form. How does she report that fellowship stipend?

[Leonard]

Your daughter will report her  fellowship stipend in TurboTax Deluxe by following these steps

With TurboTax open select  Wages & Income click on I'll choose what I work on

Scroll down to Less Common Income and select Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C

On the next page select Other reportable income 

On the page Other Taxable Income enter fellowship stipend in the description. 

 This will put the income on Schedule 1 Line 21 of your 1040, as required by the IRS.  You will pay state and federal income tax on the amount, but it will not be subject to self-employment tax.

[Hal_Al]

It's actually better to enter it at educational expenses, so it will show as SCH income on line 1 (rather than other income on line 21). That way it counts as earned income for calculating a dependents standard deduction. If she is not her parent's dependent, then it won't matter.
After entering the 1098-T, the education interview will eventually ask if she has other scholarship income (in addition to what's in box 5 of the 1098-T)

[BillFromMD]

Thanks! That did help!

[MLowery7410]

Thanks, that is the response I needed