OD: Form 1098-T Reporting Refresher

Recorded on: Thursday, November 17, 2011 1:00 PM ET

Overview

As the 2011 reporting cycle gets in gear, join us for a review of information reporting on Form 1098-T. Barbara Morris, tax director at Johns Hopkins University, will walk through the IRS reporting requirements for colleges and universities, highlight common trouble spots with gathering as well as reporting the required data, and share practical tips to help streamline your institution’s reporting processes.

The information covered will be helpful to beginners and serve as a refresher to campus staff with experience preparing 1098-Ts.

What You Will Learn

Examine the requirements needed to complete the Form 1098-T.
Learn from experts how to address common challenges and pitfalls.
Better understand how to streamline your institution’s reporting processes.

Meet the Presenters

Barbara Morris, tax director, Johns Hopkins University
Linda Combs, director university business office, James Madison University

Who Should Attend

Student accounts/Bursar’s office staff
Tax managers/directors
Controllers
Chief business officers

Course Information

Course Level: Intermediate
Length: 110 minutes

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Non-Member Site Fee: $219.00

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