<p>D always filled out 1040EZ tax form for her income . This year is the first she also declares income from FWS . That income appears taxable and is lumped in with her regular non-FWS income , right ??</p>
<p>Also if she got an assistantship that paid her last semester ? Should we be expecting a form in the mail from it to declare income as well ?? </p>
<p>If so, does that exclude her from filing 1040EZ and moves her to a 1040A form ?</p>
<p>yes work study is taxable income
however on FAFSA there is a place for it so that while it is considered part of income for IRS- it is considered part of aid package for FASFA and doesn't count against you.
I don't know if you will get a w-2 for all income, I have income I don't get a w-2 for, but you have to add it in anyway.
Isn't EZ more about if you have a certain level of income?</p>
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You Qualify to Use the 1040-EZ if:</p>
<p>Your total income is under $100,000</p>
<p>Your interest income is under $1,500</p>
<p>You have income only from wages, interest, unemployment compensation, and Alaska Permanent Fund dividends</p>
<p>You and your spouse are under 65 years old</p>
<p>You do not have any adjustments to income</p>
<p>You are claiming only the standard deduction</p>
<p>You may claim the Earned Income Credit</p>
<p>You are not claiming any other tax credits
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