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Can I claim the tuition expenses I paid (Form 1098-T) for my son if I'm not claiming him as a dependent on my taxes?
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Q. Can I claim the tuition expenses I paid (Form 1098-T) for my son if I'm not claiming him as a dependent on my taxes?
A. No. The tuition credit goes with the student's exemption (dependency).
The person who does claim him as a dependent may use what you paid, in calculating the credit for herself. Or the student himself can count what you paid, if he is not a dependent and is otherwise qualified. There are some restrictions on students under 24 getting the full credit.
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