Taxpayers currently paying off a student loan will get Form 1098-E from their lenders. The lenders will report how much interest the taxpayer pays annually. Student loan interest can be deductible on federal tax returns. The student loan lenders are required to send the 1098-E Form only if they have paid $600 as student loan interest during the tax year. For those who have several student loans from the same lender, the financial institution will apply the...

Students who have paid $600 or more as interest on their student loan during the tax year will get IRS Form 1098-E. Form 1098-T reports scholarships, tuition, grants, and other qualified educational expenses paid on the student loan. Both these Forms belong to information return Tax Forms. What is Form 1098-E? This 1098-E Form is used to report the interest that the taxpayer on competent student loans pays. This loan interest can be deducted on the federal...

The IRS Tax Form 1098 reports mortgage interest of $600 or more that has been received during a business or trade. A mortgage is defined as an obligation that the real property has been secured by the Internal Revenue Service. A mortgage generally includes land and everything built on it, attached to it, or growing. Mortgage interest doesn’t include mobile homes, boats with living space, etc. IRS Form 1098 Instructions and Reporting Pointers What is a 1098...

We use Form 1098 and its variants to report contributions and other tax-deductible expenses to the taxpayers and the Internal Revenue Service. These forms cover mortgage interest payments, Contribution for motor vehicles including boats and airplanes, loan interest paid by the student, and the tuition and scholarship information of students. The due date to file the 1098 forms is March 31st with the IRS and the copies of these forms should be sent to the taxpayer by...