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1098 Information

1098-T Information

IRS Form 1098-T information for the tax year is available annually as of January 31st and available for review on goNSU.  To access this information:

To access 1098-T information

  • Go to https://go.nsuok.edu/ and log in with your NSU Username and Password.
  • Select the Students tab.
  • On the left side of the page under Requests and Forms box, you will find a link “Print Tuition Statements (IRS 1098-T). Type in the tax year you are requesting.

Below are some Frequently Asked Questions regarding the IRS Form 1098-T.  Please contact Bursar Services with any questions 918-444-2160 (Tahlequah).

 

What is a 1098-T and why do I need one?

This form is used in the preparation of federal tax returns.  Box 1 reflects qualified payments for tuition and fees. Box 5 reflects all scholarships and grants processed by NSU during the Federal IRS calendar year. Your accountant, tax preparer, or the Internal Revenue Service (www.irs.gov) can best advise you in the utilization of this form when preparing your taxes.

 

I am looking at my 1098-T and I don't see what I spent on books or living expenses.

NSU only includes the amounts required by the Internal Revenue Service.  We do not report your expenditures on books or living expenses. 

 

What if I make a payment outside of the calendar year?

The 1098-T will only reflect qualified payments within the qualifying calendar year. Any qualifying payments made after December 31s of the Federal IRS Calendar year will not be reflected in your 1098-T.