If all of the 1099-Q was used for qualified education expenses (including room and board), the earnings on the 529 are not taxable. However, the earnings can be taxable if you are eligible to use them towards an education credit. You cannot take a credit and exclude income on the same expenses.

If you are claiming her as a dependent, you input the 1099Qs and 1098-Ts on your return in order to calculate any allowable education tax credit. Depending on the amount of the tuition, you may be able to claim a tax credit and keep the 529 earnings tax-free. This can be complicated when the tuition is under $4000, or there is a large scholarship. If the room and board is pricey, and the tuition steep, its generally not complicated.

The only thing that would end up on your child's tax return is any amount of the 529 distribution that is taxable. If the 529 is fully used for qualified expenses, there's no reason to enter this info on your child's return at all. The data won't "go anywhere" on her actual tax return.

If you need more info, please provide some more detail on the numbers. And also clarify whose SSN is on the 1099-Q.