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What fees are included in qualified expenses?
The following fees are included:
- Registration Fees
- Computer Laboratory Paper Fee
- Instructionally Related Activities Fee (IRA)
- Health Facilities Fee
- State University Fee
- Student Body Association Fee
- Student Body Center Fee
- Nonresident Tuition
- Identification Card Fee
- Extended Education Registration Fees
- Miscellaneous Course Fees
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What fees are not included in qualified expenses?
The following fees and/or categories of expenses are not included in qualified
expenses:
- Registration Fees
- Other Fees
- Housing and Dining
- Parking
- Administrative fees, late fees, fines
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User fees such as for musical instruments
and theater arts equipment use
- Transcripts
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I disagree with your classification of qualified
and/or nonqualified fees. What should I do?
Consult your tax preparer.
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How can I find out the detail for the amounts
shown on my 1098-T Supplemental Form?
Visit your student Tax Credit Reporting Service Web site at
www.ecsi.net/1098t.
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I paid an application fee of $55 but I don't see it
listed on the supplemental form.
Application fees are not handled through student accounts and are therefore
not included in the database used to provide this information. If you paid
this fee it may be qualified. Consult your tax preparer.
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Why aren't my short-term loan repayments listed?
Short-tem loan proceeds used to pay University fees and charges are
reflected in the amount for general payments. Short-term loan repayments
are not included in the amounts reported.
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I made payments to one or more of the organizations
listed below. Why aren't these payments included in the detail?
- Humboldt State University Foundation (HSUF)
- Lumberjack Enterprises (LJE)
- University Center
- HSU Bookstore
These organizations are separate corporations. Payments made to these
entities are not reported by the University.
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Was this information reported to the Internal
Revenue Service?
The Form 1098-T is reported to the IRS. The Supplemental Form is not;
this dollar information is being provided to assist you in preparing your
tax return (when determining your eligibility for the Hope and Lifetime
Learning Tax credits).
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My cancelled checks equal more than the amount
indicated for general payments. Why?
Certain payments are not included such as repayments on short term
loans, and dishonored check repayments. Payments received by the
University prior to January 1 and after December 31 of the tax year are
also not included.
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I attended during the spring term, but the charges for those classes are
not reflected on my 1098-T. Why?
If you participated in early registration during the fall term, your
spring fees and tuition charges were included on the prior year 1098-T
and you had no other qualified transactions for that term. Payments
made during the same calendar year as the spring term will be reflected
on the 1098-T.
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I attended only for the spring term of the year, but I did not receive
a 1098-T. Why?
If you participated in early registration during the fall term, your spring
fees and tuition charges were included on the prior year 1098-T, as well as
your payments for the spring term, and you had no other qualified transactions
for the year.
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What is considered half-time enrollment?
Enrollment in six or more units as of census date
in any one term in the calendar year.
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What is census date?
It is the date the University establishes its enrollment for the term.
This occurs approximately 30 days after the first day of instruction.
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What if I added classes after the census date?
Consult your tax preparer/advisor.
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I made payments on my student loans. Will you provide
information on the amount of interest paid?
This information will be provided by your loan servicer on Form 1098-E.
Complete information regarding student loan tax incentives is available
at ECSI.
If you received a Perkins Loan through Humboldt State University, you
will receive a statement from ECSI showing the amount of interest paid
during the calendar year.