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monica-martinez4
March 1, 2022
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If I don't have my 1098-E from not paying more than $600, do I not include it?

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PattiF
March 1, 2022

You can include the student loan interest that you paid even if you don't have a 1098-E.

 

You don't have to provide any alternate documents to the IRS proving your student loan interest deduction. If you are ever requested to do so, any documents that show that it was a student loan and any statements that show the amount paid and amount of interest paid will suffice. 

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