1098-T Reporting Method Changed Beginning with Calendar Year 2018 ... but the academic period begins January through March of the following year. Example: Winter term charges are billed in December ...

for example—after paying nonrefundable tuition. When an insurer reimburses a student's expenses, it must provide that student with a copy of the 1098-T. The only box that gets filled in is Box 10, ...

Form 1098-T is a tax document prepared by higher education institutions to report a student’s enrollment status, payments of qualified tuition and related expenses (QTRE), and scholarships and grants ...

In mid-January of each year, the Office of the Bursar will generate an IRS Form 1098-T necessary to file for these tax credits. The 1098-T will be provided electronically via the student’s account.

What is a 1098-T? Internal Revenue Service (IRS) form 1098-T is an informational only tax document that is issued to students for the purpose of determining eligibility for education tax credits. The ...

How Do I Get My 1098-T Form? If eligible, you will receive a 1098-T form in the mail the last week in January. Verify your address on MyUTSA Account to make sure the form will be delivered to the ...

How Do I Get My 1098-T Form? If eligible, you will receive a 1098-T form in the mail the last week in January. Verify your address on MyUTSA Account to make sure the form will be delivered to the ...