form 1098-T
ProSeries : 2011IF BOX 1 IS ZERO ON FORM 1098-t AND BOX 2 HAS 22630 IS THERE A DEDUCTION FOR TUITION PAID
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02/11/12 7:52am PST
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02/11/12 7:55am PST
That depends. Did you ask your client if they actually paid any tuition for the year. 1098Ts aren't always the most accurate forms.
By the way, isn't it a little early in the morning to be SHOUTING so loud?
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02/11/12 8:11am PST
Ann Marie - no problem. It actually isn't about the shouting, posts are harder to read when they are all in caps. Glad you got your problem solved.
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02/11/12 8:02am PST
The solution
A substantial Number of the Educational Institutions do not input the amounts paid by the person on the 1098-T , In asnwer to your question if the Tuition was paid the you would key in the amount paid and if all other qualifications are met then there would be a deduction
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02/18/12 8:54am PST
Where within Pro Series do you actually enter the amount paid if 0 in box 1? (box 1 is always 0 and this 1098T is useless, really). Where I tried to input requires an override entry, so I'm not seeing or missing something.
02/18/12 8:58am PST
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Go down on the 1098-T worksheet to Item 2B and it will ask you to enetr the amounts actually paid and once entered it will flow properly
