The "Your Education Expenses Summary" page will show...
- The student's name (Age)
- School Name
- Working towards a Degree (in our son's case)
- Full-Time
with (Add a Student) below that....
That's it. That is ALL it shows which will erroneously leave the preparer to think those are the type of details hidden behind that "edit" button to the right...
Ah! but that would make too much sense and fortunately is not the case. All expenses can be accessed by clicking on that EDIT button.... yes, even IF our income prevents us from benefiting from any tax credits, it does allow one to enter the offsetting expenses as well as the 1098-T as the Intuit video directs.
