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Re: If i filed an American Opportunity education credit tax years 2017-2020, can i file a 1098-T in for tax year 2021?

Re: Residency Status for Tax Purposes if Parents Move During College

Re: 529 Withdrawal used for Home Down Payment Question

Re: MN Student Loan-- I keep getting a warning to fix an error. Support could not help. It says S...

Re: Does education for a new license count as "improving skills" or "new business?

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Re: Why is TT taxing my 1099Q distribution when entering the info? The amount was 100% used for qualified education. I've read in the other comments that you do not have to report it and it will only ...

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529 1099Q has parent/account owner as recipient and box 6 checked when distribution was used for child/beneficiary

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Re: I entered my 1098-t education expenses but it says I do not qualify for an education tax break because "There were no net qualified education expenses". Why?

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