cpn
Level 3
02-09-2023
09:36 AM
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If mother files a no income return can the 1098-T be reported on her return and not hve to pay taxes on difference in expenses and schlorships.
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IRonMaN
Level 15
02-09-2023
09:45 AM
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Is the difference actually over the filing requirements for the kid?
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cpn
Level 3
02-09-2023
10:05 AM
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no, problem is on student's return he has $12,000 part-time w-2 and when putting 1098-T on his return, he has to pay $400 taxes. mother return no taxes due.
IRonMaN
Level 15
02-09-2023
10:07 AM
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It can't go on mom's return. Sounds like he will owe $400 this year.
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rbynaker
Level 14
02-09-2023
10:29 AM
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1098-T forms are notoriously incorrect. I would get a financial transcript from the school.
BobKamman
Level 15
02-09-2023
10:34 AM
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Are you sure Mom is not a dependent of the son, who can file Head of Household?
cpn
Level 3
02-09-2023
11:09 AM
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I agree, I'm trying to get a transcript from school. I know that room and board was taken out of schlorships and grant, but now listed on 1098-T. Thanks
cpn
Level 3
02-09-2023
11:12 AM
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Thanks, I'm working on getting the difference down.