@T4Tax If the $4,000 reported on the 1098-T form represented money or other consideration paid to the student primarily for services rendered to the school, then it would be tax-free employer assistance and you should indicate that in TurboTax.
However, If the services she provided were primarily for her education, then the compensation would be considered scholarship income and would not qualify as tax-fee employer education assistance.
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