Why do I have to provide tax returns and W-2s to the Financial Aid Office?
The U.S. Department of Education randomly selects at least 30% of applications for a process called verification. If a student is selected, he/she must provide tax returns and W-2s so the income data on their application can be verified as being correct. There are also occasions when data on the application does not appear to be correct, and the tax returns and W-2s are requested to insure correct information has been provided.
The U.S. Department of Education randomly selects at least 30% of application for a process called verification. Students who are selected must provide tax returns and W-2s so the income data on their applications can be verified as being correct. There are also occasions when data on the application does not appear to be correct and the tax returns and W-2s are requested to insure correct information has been provided.
Related Questions
- I did not file tax returns or will not file tax returns for the most recent tax year. Since the Financial Aid Office requests copies of federal tax returns, what should I do?
- Why do I have to provide tax returns and W-2s to the Financial Aid Office?
- Why do I have to provide tax returns and W-2s to the Financial Aid Office?
