If your dependent daughter is claiming these qualified education expenses against her scholarship income, you will not be reporting the 1098-T.
Your dependent daughter has tentative scholarship income because box 5 exceeds box 1 or the 1098-T. She may be able to report additional qualified education expenses to offset the scholarship income if those expenses exist.
Hopefully, your daughter will not fall under the filing requirement for a dependent and not have to pay taxes on the scholarship income.
For a dependent, a return must be filed if any of the following apply:
- Unearned income was more than $1,100.
- Earned income was more than $12,200
- Gross income was more than the larger of
- $1,100, or
- Earned income plus $350.
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