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It is possible that the 1098-T and 1099-Q made no reportable entries to the 1040-A. You may want to post another question and provide more information for a clearer answer.
If the student is a dependent, the person claiming the dependent's exemption (like the parent) files the 1098-T and applies for an education credit if eligible.
If the earnings portion of the distribution of the education savings account (1099-Q) was used to pay for education expenses, those earnings are not taxable. If they are taxable, it is taxable to the student and reported as taxable income on the students return. Expenses cannot be used for both, a credit and also used against the distribution.
CLICK HERE for TurboTax information on Education Credits
It is possible that the 1098-T and 1099-Q made no reportable entries to the 1040-A. You may want to post another question and provide more information for a clearer answer.
If the student is a dependent, the person claiming the dependent's exemption (like the parent) files the 1098-T and applies for an education credit if eligible.
If the earnings portion of the distribution of the education savings account (1099-Q) was used to pay for education expenses, those earnings are not taxable. If they are taxable, it is taxable to the student and reported as taxable income on the students return. Expenses cannot be used for both, a credit and also used against the distribution.
CLICK HERE for TurboTax information on Education Credits
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