Educational Tax Credits (1098-T)

CCC will have 1098-Ts available to those students who have eligible qualified tuition and fees available by Jan. 31.

If you enrolled in credit courses from Jan. 1 - Dec. 31 during the previous year, you can access the 1098-T form by going to  TSC 1098-T's website. To consent to an electronic copy of the 1098-T, you will need to follow the instructions below.

• Enter in the Site ID: 11429
• User Name: Your Student ID Number
• Password: Last 4 digits of your SSN (note: this will only work if it is your first time accessing the website). If you retrieved a 1098T tuition statement from a previous year on this website, then your password would be whatever you set it up to be. If you forgot your password, click on, "Forgot Password."
• For security reasons, you will then be prompted to change your password
• Read the Online Consent Form for the requirements and specifications. If you agree, click on "Consent"

Important: You may not be eligible for the fees reported, depending on your individual tax situation. CCC does not report other expenses that may be eligible for tax purposes, such as books and other required supplies. To determine which fees you may be eligible for, please consult a tax advisor or review IRS Publication 970.

Clackamas Community College (CCC) is not required to furnish a 1098-T for the following students:

• Students who take classes where no academic credit is offered even if the student is otherwise enrolled in a degree program;
• Students who are nonresidents for income tax purposes (unless requested by the student); and
• Students for whom CCC does not maintain separate financial account information and whose qualified tuition and related expenses (QTRE) are covered by a formal billing arrangement between the College and either the student's employer or a governmental entity, such as the Department of Veteran Affairs or the Department of Defense.

You should contact the Office of Accounts Receivable at 503-594-6068. Please note: We are not tax professional and cannot give out tax advice.

Box 1 may NOT equal to or sum to the charges paid for the calendar year because some charges are not considered qualified tuition and related expenses (QTRE) as defined by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

We are not tax professionals and would recommend you speak directly to a tax professional or refer to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for additional assistance.