Student Tax Form Information
Student Accounts Receivable issues the following IRS Forms annually:
- Form 1098-T - Tuition Statement
- Form 1098-E - Student Loan Interest Statement
Please see the Tax Forms page for information on other tax forms issued by the University. Students may download copies of their other tax forms issued by the University on the My Tax Forms site.
1098-T: Tuition Statement
The 1098-T Form reports qualified educational expenses, such as tuition. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires 1098-T Forms be sent to individuals no later than January 31 of each year. Starting with reporting year 2024, IRS Form 1098-T is issued to all students with qualified tuition and related expenses, including nonresidents for U.S. tax purposes.
The student's Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is required for The University of Texas at Austin to issue IRS Form 1098-T. Students may self-report their TIN in the Tax ID System. The TIN may also be updated by downloading and completing the IRS form W-9S and returning it to Student Accounts Receivable.
1098-T Forms may be downloaded from the My IRS 1098-T Tax Form page. For additional information on 1098-T Forms, please contact 1098T@austin.utexas.edu.
1098-E: Student Loan Interest Statement
The 1098-E Form reports student loan interest paid within a tax year. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires 1098-E Forms be sent to individuals no later than January 31 of each year.
1098-E Interest Statements will be mailed to the current billing address of the student per University records. If you paid less than $250 in loan interest in the year, a statement can be printed upon request. For additional information, please contact perkins@austin.utexas.edu.
IRS Tax Benefits for Higher Education Expenses
IRS tax benefits may be available for higher education expenses. The University of Texas at Austin cannot provide tax advice; please speak with a tax advisor for information on your filing obligations and eligibility for tax credits.
The Student Loan Deduction is available for taxpayers who have taken loans to pay qualified higher education expenses and paid interest on those loans during the calendar tax year. The deduction may be taken only for interest paid during the first five (5) years in which loan repayments are required.
The following websites have additional information that may be useful.
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Main Building, Room 4
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Address
The University of Texas at Austin
Student Accounts Receivable - Main 4
110 Inner Campus Dr Stop K5308
Austin, TX 78712-1669