Form 1098-T for tax year 2021 will be available by January 31, 2022
Eligible educational institutions file this form for each student they enroll and for whom a reportable transaction is made.
Form 1098-T for current and prior year tax returns are available to students on myUNTD or myLaw.
If you have any questions regarding specific amounts found on the form, please contact sbs@untdallas.edu.
To revoke your consent to receive an electronic copy of your 1098-T and receive a paper copy, please complete the Request to Opt-Out of 1098-T Electronic Delivery form.
This form allows students to provide their correct taxpayer identification number to an educational institution or to a lender of a student loan. It can also certify the use of the funds for qualified higher education expenses.
Tax on scholarships is charged to Non-Resident Alien students. If the scholarship total, including fellowships and grants, is more than the qualified tuition and fees a 14% tax is charged on the difference (non-qualified amount). If a student’s qualified tuition and fees is more than the scholarship total then no tax is assessed. More information for Non-Resident aliens can be found in IRS Publications 515 and 519.