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Simply click on the website link provided below and enter the required information:  \n􀂾 Website [www.tsc1098t.com](www.tsc1098t.com)  \n􀂾 Site ID 10298  \n􀂾 Username Your seven digit student ID number. If your student ID is less than seven digits, enter leading zeroes. For example, for student ID “9999” enter“0009999”.  \n􀂾 Password Your temporary password is the last four digits of your Social Security Number (SSN) . You will be asked to provide a permanent password once you log in. If you don’t have an SSN on file with the school then you will not be able to log on to this website.  \n(NOTE: If you have ever logged on to this website your password is no longer the last four digits of your SSN. If you don’t remember what your password is go to the website above and click “Forgot Password” and follow the instruction. )  \nFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS  \n􀂾 Why did I get a Form 1098-T and what’s changed?  \nThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires 1098-T’s be provided to most students who registered for classes, received financial aid, or scholarships during the tax year. Due to a change in institutional reporting requirements under federal law, beginning with tax year 2018 , Box 1 was reported and includes payments made up to the qualified tuition and related expenses (QTRE) billed on your student account during tax year 2018. In previous tax years, 1098-T’s included an amount in Box 2 that represented the QTRE billed to your student account for the tax year.  \n􀂾 What is Form 1098-T for?  \nThe information on this form is furnished to both the IRS and the taxpayer and is used by the taxpayer in preparing his or her tax return. The information on this form may be used to claim education tax credits or the Tuition and Fees deduction if you qualify. The District cannot advise you about your eligibility for tax credits, deductions, or about the taxability of scholarships. See Where do I go for tax advice?  \n􀂾 When was Form 1098-T sent out?  \nThe forms are mailed by January 31st each year for the previous calendar year. Please wait two weeks before calling or writing us for a replacement. Alternatively, you can look online to see ifa Form 1098-T was sent to you. See Form 1098-T is available on online!  \n􀂾 What if I didn’t receive a Form 1098-T?  \nNot all students will receive a Form 1098-T. You will only receive a Form 1098-T if:  \n• payments were made up to qualified tuition and related expenses billed within the previous calendar year (January 1st through December 31st); or  \n• you received a scholarship or grant within the previous calendar year;  \nIf you registered for 2018 classes in 2017 , that information was reported on your 2017 Form 1098-T, even if you paid for those classes in 2018. This is due to a change in reporting requirements from 2017 to 2018 and will not be the case in future years.  \nIf you are an International student, you must provide your ITIN to obtain a 1098T form. See I have an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security  \nNumber. What should I do?  \n􀂾 I have an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security Number. What should I do?  \nThe IRS uses ITIN’s/SSN’s to correctly identify individuals, so it is very important for you to have your ITIN on file with the college.  \nProvide the college Admission and Records Office with your valid ITIN. You cannot supply this information through the Insite Portal. This is done by submitting a Form W-9S (Request for Student’s or Borrower’s Taxpayer Identification Number and Certificate), the official IRS form used to state your ITIN ([www.irs.gov](www.irs.gov)) . You need only to complete Part I of this form when requesting a 1098-T. 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