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If you do not download your 1098T electronically, it will be mailed to you.  \nTo access your 1098T electronically, please go to [https://heartland.ecsi.net/](https://heartland.ecsi.net/ If)[ If](https://heartland.ecsi.net/ If)[ ](https://heartland.ecsi.net/ If)you have not created a login, you will need to follow the directions on the screen to create a login.  \nIf you already have a login, you can loginto the student portal and download your Form 1098-T from there.  \nWhy didn’t I get a 1098-T?  \nYou did not meet the eligibility requirements for receiving a 1098T. 1098-Ts are NOT provided to students in the following instances:  \nPayments for courses which offered no academic credit  \nNonresident alien students unless requested  \nStudents whose qualified tuition and related expenses are entirely waived or paid entirely with grants/scholarships  \nStudents who are covered by a billing agreement with their employer or a government entity  \nDoes the 1098-T include charges for books?  \nNo, the college does not include amounts paid for books in Box 2 of Form 1098-T since we do not required students to purchase their books from the college.  \nImportant 1098T Changes  \nDue to a change to institutional reporting requirements under federal law, beginning with tax year 2018, colleges must report in Box 1 the amount of QTRE you paid during the year.  \nAll other questions you may have…  \nSure, I have heard that there have been changes to the 1098T, but how does that affect me and my tax return?  \nPage 2  \n2022 1098T’S | Issue 1 2  \nImportant 1098T Changes  \nIn January of each year, the college prepares IRS form 1098-T for eligible students reflecting amounts associated with tuition and financial aid for the prior calendar year as outlined in the IRS regulations.  \nIn previous years, the 1098-T sent to the student provided a figure in Box 2 of the form that represented the qualified tuition and related expenses (QTRE) that were BILLED to the student’s account for the calendar (tax) year. Due to a change to institutional reporting requirements mandated by federal law, beginning with tax year 2018, the amount of QTRE PAID during the calendar year will be reported in Box 1.  \nPlease note that all payments received by December 31, will be posted to your student account. Payments that are made online to your student account in BannerWeb will post on the date the payment is made. Payments received  \nafter December 31, will be reported on the following tax year’s 1098-T form.  \nFor more information about Form 1098-T, visit [https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs](https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs)  \npdf/i1098et.pdf  \nThis publication gives you exceptions for those that do not get a 1098T AND information on what can and cannot be included in QTRE, Payments Received and Grants/Scholarships.  \nVERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!  \nPlease keep in mind that not all  \npayments will be reported on the 1098-  \nT.  \nOnly payments that are paid for QTREin the correct calendar year will be reported in Box 1.  \nAll other questions you may have…  \nOn pages one and two, we provided you with the MOST frequently asked questions and a detail explanation on what has changed for the 1098-Ts. But we also know that you may have other questions that have not been answered on the first 2 pages.  \nSo this next section will list all the other questions (and hopefully answers) that you will have. 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