1042-S and W2

What is the income code on your Form 1042-S?

My income code is 16.

Thank you!

You will treat it as receiving a scholarship or fellowship to offset your qualified education expenses if there are any.  Per IRS, you are required to file Form 1040 to report your scholarship amount along with your tuition.  If you have paid any qualified tuition expenses out of pocket or with scholarship, you would enter information by following the steps below.  

 

In TurboTax online edition, 

• Sign in to your account, select Pick up where you left off
• At the right upper corner, in the search box, type in "1098t" and Enter
• Select Jump to 1098t
• On the screen, Now Let's gather XYZ's Additional Education Expenses
• Follow prompts
• Next screen, Your Education Expenses Summary, select Edit
• Next screen Here's Your Education Summary, under Tuition, select Edit to enter tuition information

@LinaJ2020 

a)Should we add the amount in the box of  

'Other Scholarships/Grants/Fellowships'?

 

b) Which amount should we put? box 10 of the 1042-S form?

 

c) do we have to mail it so we can include the 1042-S in this case?

 

Thanks!

 

a.  You can either enter the amount in 'Other Scholarships/Grants/Fellowships' or box 5 on the Form 1098-T.

 

b.  It should be the amount in box 2.  ( your scholarship income)  If you have an amount in box 10, you would enter under Estimated taxes paid section.  Here are the steps:

 

In TurboTax online program, go to:

 

• Sign back into the program and select Pick up where you left off
• At the right upper corner, in the search box, type in estimates paid and Enter
• Select Jump to estimates paid
• On the screen, Estimates and Other Income Taxes Paid, scroll down to select the section and enter information

 

c.  No, you can still e-file.  You do not need to attach Form 1042-S.  IRS has a copy already.  Just make sure you report your information correctly and paid the taxes. 

 

@Greta123

 

 

It's really hard to figure out how to file the "scholarship " or the "1098T" with my 1042-s because in 1042s I got the deduction instead of another income. The answer is really confusing to me. Does anyone know how to work on it?

What is your income code and what do you mean by deduction?  Are you referring to the federal tax withholding in box 7?

 

@ fengfeng