The 1098-T is a big deduction for him. He qualifies for the American Opportunity credit if he has a tuition expense. You will enter it into his federal return in the 'Deductions and Credits' section. Scroll down to 'Education and click start next to the 1089-T.
The 1095-C is informational only and does not need to be included with his federal return. Your state may require you to verify health insurance when you get to that return so you may need it for that (depending on where you live).
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