Recent Guides in College
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What Is IRS Form 1099-Q?
If you're paying for school expenses from a 529 plan or a Coverdell ESA, you will likely receive an IRS Form 1099-Q, which reports the total withdrawals you made during th year. Read more… -
Do You Have to Claim Pell Grant Money on Your Taxes?
The IRS treats a Pell grant as a scholarship, which means it's possible that you'll have to report the grant money on your tax return and maybe even pay income tax on the money. Read more… -
Sweet Child of Mine: Tax Credits for Parents
Parents may seek tax breaks on everything from child care to educational costs and even supplies, in some cases. Read more… -
Cash for College: Tax-Free 529 Plans
With a 529 plan, you can stack up the books, not the debt. No matter how old your child is, it might be time to consider a qualified tuition program (QTP), also known as a 529 plan. For many families, such a plan offers a more convenient way to save money for college. Read more… -
Video: 2011 Tax Tips for Students
Students can accumulate tax reimbursements of up to $2,500 for tuition, books and supplies. Find out if you qualify for either the American Opportunity or the Lifetime Learning tax credits with information from TurboTax in this video on annual tax filing. Read more…
More Guides in College
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Video: What Is a 529 Plan Contribution?
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Information on 529 Plans
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Deduction for Higher Education
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Birth of a Child
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Tax Tips for New College Graduates
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Take Advantage of Two Education Tax Credits
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Bigger, Better College Tax Credit
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Video: Learn About the New 2009 College Tax Credit
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Video: What Is the Lifetime Learning Tax Credit
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Sending Kids to College
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The Lowdown on Education Tax Breaks
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What is the American Opportunity Tax Credit?
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How to Report FAFSA College Money on a Federal Tax Return
