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Apr 11, 2025 4:52 AM UTC
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1042-S

Hi,

im a nonresident alien on an F-1 visa. I received a W-2 based on my job, a 1098-T based on my merit scholarship, and a 1042-S form based on a scholarship stipend that was provided as compensation in the 2024 year.

 

Now, I used a portion of my income reported in 1042-S to pay my tuition. How do I report that?

 

 

1 reply

DaveF1006
Alumni - Intuit
Apr 11, 2025 1:29 PM UTC

Currently, there is no deduction you may make regarding the payment of your tuition.  It is reflected in the 1098T you received but won't be able to claim a credit because you are non-resident unless stated otherwise in a tax treaty.

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