archi-dad
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Thanks. I realize now that the issue is that my wife was not 55 at the end of the year (2022). Since she turned 55 in January of this year (2023), she isn't eli...
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Thanks for the input. A thought for you - that screenshot should probably black out the ssn.
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Thanks for continuing to try to help. As I've explained in an earlier reply, the school did include $1,751 for room and board in the1098-T box 1 amount of $16,5...
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Thanks. We incurred$16,596 in expenses for tuition and r&b (confirmed by the school's 1098-T), another $964 in required books and supplies, and $787 for a requi...
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Thanks, but what you've said confuses me. What do you mean when saying that I can deduct room and board from the 1099-Q? That form reports the amount of distrib...
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