1098-T Form Information
for 2012
IRS Form 1098-T for 2012 will be mailed by January 31. Students
who do not receive it may request a duplicate from the Business Office after
February 15.
Commonly Asked Questions regarding Form 1098-T
Will I receive a 1098-T if my tuition and fees
were covered by financial aid?
If your tuition and fees were covered by TAP and PELL, you will
not receive a 1098-T. However, if loans were used to pay your tuition and
fees, you will receive a 1098-T.
Will my 1098-T include payments I made in 2012
for semesters that began prior to 2012?
No. Only payments made in a calendar year for semesters that began
in the calendar year are reported on the 1098-T.
What about payments I made in 2012 for Winter
2013 or Spring 2013?
If the Bursar received payments you made for Winter 2013 or Spring
2013 prior to December 31, 2012, these payments will be reported on your 1098-T
for 2012.
If I received a 1098-T, am I qualified to
receive one of the educational tax credits?
Receipt of a 1098-T does not automatically qualify you to receive
an educational tax credit. The determination of eligibility is the
responsibility of the taxpayer or you may consult with a tax preparer.
What is the college's Federal ID number?
13-3893536
