If you know that your 1099-Q distribution was used for Education Expenses, you are not required to enter it. Particularly, if you also know that you don't qualify for a credit. In that instance, you also don't need to enter the 1098-T either.
Here's more info about Form 1099-Q.
The calculations become more complicated when there is a 1099-Q distribution that partly covers expenses, and also scholarship/grant income, and the AOTC is also desired. You can delete the Student Info Worksheet to remove all calculations that are causing an issue.
@cabb2000
**Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post
**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"
