Student begins classes 2010. Student pays tuition 2010. Student receives 1098-T dated 2009. Cannot take credit in 2009, right? Can it be taken 2010? Dependency is not an issue. Not a dependent. You've all been so helpful in the past and thanks in advance for this one!
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Gretel
Originally posted by Gretel View PostSee pg. 12-3 TTB. If the tuition paid was for the first 3 months of 2010, payment qualifies as deduction in 2009.
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Clever name
Originally posted by ESPENCER View PostI'm thinking about changing my user name to MuchaDUE. How do I do that?If you loan someone $20 and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
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I like any question regardless of how simple it is to look up. I am also lazy in researching for 2 reasons. 1: I can't find it easily and 2: I may not read it properly.
Just getting some feedback is good for everyone on the board.This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.
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Originally posted by BOB W View PostI like any question regardless of how simple it is to look up. I am also lazy in researching for 2 reasons. 1: I can't find it easily and 2: I may not read it properly.
Just getting some feedback is good for everyone on the board.
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Originally posted by Gretel View PostI am the last person not to agree with this. I was referring to the refrigerator.This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.
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Originally posted by Gretel View PostSee pg. 12-3 TTB. If the tuition paid was for the first 3 months of 2010, payment qualifies as deduction in 2009.
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Well, shoot
Originally posted by Burke View PostIt only qualifies for a deduction in 2009 if he PAID it in 2009. It could be for the 2010 session (i.e, paid in advance.) OP said he paid it in 2010. So, deduction is in 2010. He may have gotten a 1098-T showing the amount billed.
You know, I hate that Form 1098-T. And that is not an exageration.If you loan someone $20 and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
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Originally posted by Burke View PostIt only qualifies for a deduction in 2009 if he PAID it in 2009. It could be for the 2010 session (i.e, paid in advance.) OP said he paid it in 2010. So, deduction is in 2010. He may have gotten a 1098-T showing the amount billed.
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