Scholarships/Grants and Taxes

Scholarships/grants may be considered taxable income to you at both the state and federal level. Please refer to IRS Publication 970 ("Tax Benefits for Education") for more information about the federal income tax implications of any scholarship/grant you have received. International students should refer to IRS Publication 515 ("Withholding of Tax on Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Entities") for more information about the federal income tax implications of scholarships/grants you receive. The revenue or tax department in the state where you file your state income tax return can provide information regarding the state tax implications of any scholarships/grants you receive.

It is recommended that you keep a copy of all documentation you receive for any scholarships/grants paid to you by Bethel University or other organizations. Bethel's Business Office will provide you with an IRS Form 1098-T that indicates the amount of any scholarships/grants you received from Bethel druing the prior calendar year.