Sallie Mae Ed 1098?

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This Tax Season, Sallie Mae Reminds Families Paying for College They Could ...

NEWARK, Del., Mar 22, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Sallie Mae, the nation’s No. 1 financial services company specializing in education, reminds taxpayers who paid college expenses or interest on student loans in 2011 that they may be eligible to take advantage of tax savings.

Low- and middle-income families may be missing out on tax benefits of higher education. In academic year 2010-11, only 45 percent of low-income families and 37 percent of middle-income families reported filing for education tax credits and student loan interest rate deductions, according to Sallie Mae’s “How America Pays for College” national study conducted by Ipsos.

“When paying for education -- or taxes -- every penny counts,” says Patricia Nash Christel, vice president, Sallie Mae. “Overlook, and you may overpay. Now is the time to educate yourself on the education-related tax deductions and credits that may be available to you.”

1098-E Student Loan Interest Deduction for Upper Middle Class ...

Tax season is officially upon us.  These next two and a half months will be nonstop work time for accountants all across the US.  I have my tax appointment scheduled for this Friday, provided there isn’t another major snowstorm in New York.

So what is all the fuss about a 1098-E and how does it benefit you when preparing your taxes?  The 1098-E is a form you fill out to receive an educational tax deduction for interest paid on your student loans.

For example, I’m in the stage of paying back my student loans for my Master’s, so I have two 1098-Es.  One is for the money I paid to Sallie Mae and the other is for the money I’ve paid to the US Dept. of Education.  (Sallie Mae sold certain loans to the US Dept. of Education a couple years ago).  I received automated 1098-E forms from both these institutions.  I simply click a button and print out my forms on the website.

Where can you get a copy of your 1098-E?  You need to contact the financial establishment, student loan company, educational institution or government agency where you received and are repaying the loan.  These days, it’s as simple as logging into your account and printing out the form.