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Entering 1098-Q where recipient is not the beneficiary
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linduca1216
Level 7
04-15-2022
11:46 PM
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Parent(recipient) received 109-Q for child (beneficiary). Earnings show up as taxable. What additional entries need to be made to have it removed? Total distribution used for qualified school expenses.
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linduca1216
Level 7
04-16-2022
12:05 AM
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Looks like entering qualified school expenses in" On the Student Information Worksheet, scroll down to Part IV - Educational Institution and Tuition Summary" would do it... because of income level, I entered zero in the adjustments for credit block....
thoughts?
Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
04-16-2022
10:05 AM
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removed, I misread
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