Education

No, there is not a glitch. You are correct, however, that the $10,000 would apply to the Lifelong Learning Credit, not American Opportunity Tax Credit maximum of qualified education expenses.

I recommend deleting the 1099-Q and 1098-T. Then, re-add them as described below.

1. To delete your existing education expense details, go to the education area of your return:
   1. From the left menu, select Federal
   2. Deductions & Credits
   3. Scroll down to Education and click Show more
   4. Delete each of the three input areas that you have anything entered: 1099-Q, 1098-T and 1098-E 
2. Verify these areas are deleted:
   1. From the left menu, select Tax Tools
   2. Tools
   3. Delete a Form
   4. Delete education related forms if they are still listed. These could include 1098-T Wks, Form 1099-Q, Form 1098-E, Education Tuition and Fees Summary
3. Return to the Education section of your return and input your details again
   1. From the left menu, select Federal
   2. Deductions & Credits
   3. Scroll down to Education and click Show more
   4. Begin by entering your  ESA and 529 qualified tuition programs (Form 1099-Q) and then enter your Form 1098-T details.