@Greg_1014 Overall, did your 529 distributions exceed Qualified Education Expenses?
If not, you don't need to enter the 1099-Q in your return, just keep it for your records.
Click this link for info on Form 1099-Q.
However, if your 1098-T shows a larger amount for Scholarships than for Tuition, there may be Taxable Scholarship Income. You are correct that the 1098-T would be reported on the student's return (if they are required to file a return).
If not, you may still qualify for an Education Credit.
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