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Frequently Asked Questions: 1098T
1098T
- What is a 1098T?
- The IRS Form 1098-T is issued to all students with tuition and fee expenses paid in the year in question. The form is mailed to the student's permanent address during the last week in January and is also available on the web. Amounts are not reported to the IRS, but are provided to help students and parents claim the tax credits. For more information about the 1098T including how to obtain yours, please visit the 1098T page.
- Why didn't I get my 1098T?
- 1098T forms will be generated for all students who have a valid tax identification number on file with the Bursar Office. For individuals, this is your social security number. If you are using a generic student id number, a 1098T form will not automatically be generated for you. If you would like to obtain a 1098T form, you will need to fill out an IRS Form W-9S and submit it to the Bursar's Office either in person or by faxing it to (972) 883-6464. For more information about the 1098T including how to obtain yours, please visit the 1098T page.
Last Updated: August 11, 2008