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The role and face of the college student has drastically changed with many traditional college students (18-22 year olds) facing extraordinary costs of college tuition, having to work in addition to attending school, and the non-traditional adult learner returning to school has left universities and colleges with little physical space for classes and a need to address the new learners. Online education offers an opportunity for working students to attend college wh… More >>
I have two kids in college, both are dependent on us and live at home. They are both however getting student loans which do not cover all tuition and books, and so we cover what the loans do not. They both received 1099 forms in the mail in their names for the tuition expenses. Can we put this on our taxes even though the forms are in their names?
Correction, the form that they received is the 1098T .
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