@joshblackis19 If you decide that you have used the scholarship amount to pay for something other than tuition and fees (and qualified materials) then you can enter the amount that was used for that as income. It will be taxed in addition to his W2 income. I'm not sure that it will improve his tax situation. But you can give it a try.
And yes - increase his with holding.
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