Is a grad school loan considered "paid by the students own funds" for 1098T tax purposes? I can claim child for one more year (split undergrad / grad year).
Is a grad school loan considered "paid by the students own funds" for 1098T tax purposes? I can claim child for one more year (split undergrad / grad year).
Whether your student is a grad student or undergrad has no bearing on whether you can claim him as a dependent or not. A student is a student, whether high school, college or grad school. What matters is age and support. The student must be under 24 on 12/31/19 and must not have provided more than half his own support for the year.
Student loans (grad or undergrad) are counted as "paid by the students own funds" , unless you co-signed the loan.
You can claim the more generous American Opportunity credit , for one more year (split undergrad / grad year), assuming you have claimed less than 4 times before. You may only count the undergrad expenses.
So when we're talking about student loans, in the student's name (no co-signer), being received by the student to pay for grad school, this amount counts towards the student's "self-support"?
Or is it when they start making payments towards said loans when it counts is "self support"?