Do I have to include in my tax return the money that I received as a grant from Spain while on a student visa?

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January 16, 2024
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I received a flat rate every month as a grant/stipend from the Valencian government. I was on a student visa, not a work visa.

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DawnC

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Hal_Al

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An American citizen is required to report all his world wide income. Scholarships (grants) that pay for qualified expenses (tuition, fees and course material are an eligible institution) are tax free. Grants/stipends paid for other purposes are taxable income.