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1098-T enter, but it shows as $0 on the “ Your 2021 Deductions & Credits” page

I have entered my daughter’s 1098-T into my tax return. My daughter is a full time student and 19 years old, but it show as $0 on the “ Your 2021 Deductions & Credits” page. What is the reason? Please advise.

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Vanessa A
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1098-T enter, but it shows as $0 on the “ Your 2021 Deductions & Credits” page

It could be a variety of reasons.

1) Is box 5 larger than box 1?  If so, her scholarship income was greater than her tuition which would cause you not to get the education credits

2) Did you claim her as a dependent on your return?  If not, it will not give you a credit for her expenses.

3) Is your income too high to get the credit? Your income if Married filing joint would need to be under $160,000 or $80,000 if using another filing status

4) Did you answer that she is enrolled at least half time and did not finish her first four years of higher education and that she is pursuing a degree or other credential?

 

If you are sure you qualify for the education credits, you should go back and double check your entries to see if you entered something the wrong way. 

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Vanessa A
Expert Alumni

1098-T enter, but it shows as $0 on the “ Your 2021 Deductions & Credits” page

It could be a variety of reasons.

1) Is box 5 larger than box 1?  If so, her scholarship income was greater than her tuition which would cause you not to get the education credits

2) Did you claim her as a dependent on your return?  If not, it will not give you a credit for her expenses.

3) Is your income too high to get the credit? Your income if Married filing joint would need to be under $160,000 or $80,000 if using another filing status

4) Did you answer that she is enrolled at least half time and did not finish her first four years of higher education and that she is pursuing a degree or other credential?

 

If you are sure you qualify for the education credits, you should go back and double check your entries to see if you entered something the wrong way. 

**Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post
**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"

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