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How do I report my Form 1099-Q, Payments From Qualified Education Programs?
Whose student loan interest can I claim?
Do I claim my child's taxable scholarships?
Can I claim an education deduction or credit if my parents claim me as a dependent on their federal income tax return? Can I claim this for my child if they don't live at home?
I didn't get a form reporting my student loan interest. How do I know how much I paid?
My school told me I'd get money back. How do I get that deduction?
I paid student loan interest. Why can’t I claim this deduction?
How much student loan interest can I deduct in a year?
What are qualified education expenses?
What is an education credit?
What is the difference between an education credit and the Tuition Fees Deduction?
What is the difference between taxable and nontaxable scholarships?
Are taxable scholarships considered income? How do I know if I have a taxable scholarship?

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