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1098T Forms

Each year, in January, the Office of Student Accounts submits an IRS 1098T Form to the IRS as well as to each student who had reportable data for the 1098T for the prior year.  The student is either sent a copy of the 1098T to the student’s address or if the student has opted in to receive an online copy, it may be obtained via the TouchNet Portal accessible through the links below. For tax year 2024 a form 1098T will be sent either via US Postal Service and/or email notification by January 31, 2025.  An online version will be available via the TouchNet Portal for those who opt in.

Students click here to view or print your 1098T.

Authorized Users click here to view or print the students 1098T forms.

If you did not receive a 1098T form, it could be because:

  1.  You have not provided High Point University, Office of Student Accounts with a social security card or I-9 form, therefore no 1098T form will be created.
  2.  You are not a US citizen; therefore, High Point University is not required to send a 1098T form.
  3.  You have a different mailing address than the one on file with the Registrar’s office.

All information that High Point University will provide is either on the 1098T Form or is included in a link on this webpage.  HPU will not discuss tax implications, how this form may relate to you, or give tax advice.  Please consult your tax preparer with all questions related to this document. 

Some helpful links to the IRS below may provide you more information related to how the 1098T From may affect you. Please seek guidance from a tax professional.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/students

https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc421

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/tax-benefits-for-education-information-center

The 1098T Form is informational only.  It is a good starting point, but it does not contain all of the information needed to claim a tax credit. Most of the information needed must come from the student’s personal financial records of what the student paid during the calendar year. Each taxpayer and his or her tax advisor must make the final determination of qualifying expenses.

If you need additional information, contact us via email at [email protected].