Not entering info on tax return
My wife and I make too much to get any deduction for our student loan interest. Our situation also puts us in the Standard Deduction, and we arent itemizing. Question is, do I need to enter all our 1098-E info, since it is moot?
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united-states taxes tax-deduction student-loan interest
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My wife and I make too much to get any deduction for our student loan interest. Our situation also puts us in the Standard Deduction, and we arent itemizing. Question is, do I need to enter all our 1098-E info, since it is moot?
Thanks!
united-states taxes tax-deduction student-loan interest
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
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My wife and I make too much to get any deduction for our student loan interest. Our situation also puts us in the Standard Deduction, and we arent itemizing. Question is, do I need to enter all our 1098-E info, since it is moot?
Thanks!
united-states taxes tax-deduction student-loan interest
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
My wife and I make too much to get any deduction for our student loan interest. Our situation also puts us in the Standard Deduction, and we arent itemizing. Question is, do I need to enter all our 1098-E info, since it is moot?
Thanks!
united-states taxes tax-deduction student-loan interest
united-states taxes tax-deduction student-loan interest
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
edited Feb 14 at 18:10
Chris W. Rea
26.6k1587174
26.6k1587174
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
asked Feb 14 at 15:47
scott.schafferscott.schaffer
21716
21716
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No, in like manner to how you aren't required to report your medical expenses to the government- unless you are claiming that deduction, or report your charitable contributions, business expenses, etc.
Reporting requirements focus around things which affect your taxes owed. Withhold information about your income, on the other hand, and you are liable to get in some hot water.
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No, in like manner to how you aren't required to report your medical expenses to the government- unless you are claiming that deduction, or report your charitable contributions, business expenses, etc.
Reporting requirements focus around things which affect your taxes owed. Withhold information about your income, on the other hand, and you are liable to get in some hot water.
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No, in like manner to how you aren't required to report your medical expenses to the government- unless you are claiming that deduction, or report your charitable contributions, business expenses, etc.
Reporting requirements focus around things which affect your taxes owed. Withhold information about your income, on the other hand, and you are liable to get in some hot water.
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No, in like manner to how you aren't required to report your medical expenses to the government- unless you are claiming that deduction, or report your charitable contributions, business expenses, etc.
Reporting requirements focus around things which affect your taxes owed. Withhold information about your income, on the other hand, and you are liable to get in some hot water.
answered Feb 14 at 17:16
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No, in like manner to how you aren't required to report your medical expenses to the government- unless you are claiming that deduction, or report your charitable contributions, business expenses, etc.
Reporting requirements focus around things which affect your taxes owed. Withhold information about your income, on the other hand, and you are liable to get in some hot water.
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