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Select Form 1098-T, choose the appropriate tax year, and proceed. With TaxBandits, you can file your Form 1098-T for current and previous tax years.
Enter the required information on Form 1098-T either manually or bulk upload through custom CSV/Excel templates.
Review the information entered on Form 1098-T and make necessary changes if needed.
After reviewing the form, transmit the completed Form 1098-T to the IRS and State.
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What Information is Required to E-file Form 1098-T Online?
- 1. Filer Details : Name, EIN, Address
- 2. Student Details : Name, TIN, Address
- 3. Other Form Details : Payment Details including qualified tuition and related expenses, Scholarships or grants, adjustments made for a prior year
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Frequently Asked Questions on 1098-T
What is IRS Form 1098-T?
Form 1098-T is used by educational institutions to report to the IRS each student who paid qualified tuition and related expenses. Related expenses include tuition, fees, and course materials required for a student to be enrolled at or attend an eligible educational institution. Insurers must also file Form 1098-T for each individual that received a reimbursement or refund of qualified tuition and related expenses.
If you receive or collect tuition payments on behalf of an eligible educational institution, you may be required to file Form 1098-T. Also, Form 1098-T (Copy B) must be issued to each student.
What Are The Form 1098-T Copies?
The IRS Form 1098-T has to furnished with the following copies:
- Copy A : For Internal Revenue Service Center
- Copy B : For Student
- Copy C : For Filer
When is the deadline to file Form 1098-T?
January 31, 2024 is the due date to distribute copies of Form 1098-T to a recipient. If you choose to file by paper, the deadline is February 28, 2024 for the 2023 Tax Year. The Form 1098-T electronic filing deadline is on March 31, 2024.
What are the Form 1098-T penalties?
Failing to file Form 1098-T, filing with incorrect information, or not completing the Form will result in a penalty from the IRS. Form 1098-T penalties can also be incurred if you report an incorrect TIN, fail to report a TIN, or if you paper file your form when the IRS mandates it to be e-filed. Penalties vary from $50 to $3,282,500.