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1098T Information

The 2023 1098T student tax forms will be available soon.  To print your form, please follow the directions below:

  • Enter the Site ID:  New York Medical College - 11540 
  • User ID:  Your student T number (include the T)
  • Password: Last 4 digits of your SSN if you have not accessed the site previously.
    If you have accessed the site previously and can’t remember your password, just click the forgot password link.
  • You will be prompted to change your password.  Enter your old password (last 4 digits of your SSN) and then enter a new password.  The new password must be 7 characters and contain at least one numeric character.

For those students who did not consent to receive the form electronically, paper copies will be mailed out on January 31, 2024.

For help with the site call 1-888-220-2540. Questions regarding data on the form should be sent to the TouroOne Helpdesk.


2023 1098T FAQ for Touro Students

  1. What is a 1098-T Form?

The 1098-T Tax Form is a statement of qualified tuition and fees payments made during the calendar year of 2023 (January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023) as required by the Internal Revenue Service.  The 1098-T is for your information and is not intended to determine your eligible tax credit.  To determine your eligibility, contact your tax advisor or visit the IRS website.

  1. What are qualified expenses?

TUITION and FEES charged from January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023 (if required for enrollment or attendance at the institution)

See example below from the IRS website:

Example: When Marci enrolled at College X for her freshman year, she had to pay a separate student activity fee in addition to her tuition. This activity fee is required of all students and is used solely to fund on-campus organizations and activities run by the students, such as the student newspaper and the student government. No portion of the fee covers personal expenses. Although labeled as a student activity fee, the fee is required for Marci's enrollment and attendance at College X. Therefore, it is a qualified expense.

  1. What are NON-qualified expenses?

Room and Board, Health Insurance, Medical Expenses, Travel, Clerical, Equipment, Books, and other expenses that ARE NOT required for enrollment in or attendance at an eligible educational institution such as Late Fees, Late Registration Fees, and Payment Plan Fees.  

  1. When can I expect to receive my 2023 1098T form?

The forms will be available online and mailed out by January 31, 2024.

  1. I did not receive my 1098-T. How do I get a copy?

Go to www.tsc1098t.com to either print or view your 1098-T.

Enter the 5 digit Site ID for your campus below; use your T student ID for your username and the last 4 digits of your SSN for your password (if you have never logged in).  

  • Touro College New York: 11430
  • Touro University California: 11539
  • Touro University Worldwide: 11539
  • New York Medical College: 11540
  • Touro University Nevada: 11541
  • Hebrew Theological College: 11543
  • New York College of Podiatric Medicine: 11715
  1. How do I reset my password for www.tsc1098t.com?

Click on the forgot password tab.  If you need additional assistance, call 1-888-220-2540.

  1. I believe information on my 1098-T is incorrect. How do I have it corrected?

Contact the TouroOne Helpdesk to have your information reviewed.

  1. What do the boxes mean on my 1098-T?

Box 1- Payments made for qualified tuition and related expenses for the calendar year of 2023, January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023.
Box 2 – Not used.
Box 3 – Not used.
Box 4 - indicates any reductions made to the prior year.
Box 5 - indicates the amount of scholarships and grants received for the calendar year of 2023 from January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023.
Box 6 - indicates any reductions to scholarships or grants received in the prior year.
Box 7 - if checked, this indicates amounts in Box 1 applies to January 2024 thru March 2024.
Box 8 - if checked, this indicates the student is half-time for the calendar year of 2023.
Box 9 - if checked, this indicates the student is a graduate student for any part of the calendar year of 2023.

  1. Since I received a 1098-T does that mean I qualify for a tax credit?

The university is required to send all students a 1098-T, but that does not mean you are necessarily eligible. To determine your eligibility, contact your tax advisor or visit the IRS website.

  1. How can I obtain a list of all my payments made last year?

While it is up to the taxpayer to maintain their own record of payments, students may login to the TouroOne portal and review their payment history on TouchNet:

Step 1: Login to the TouroOne portal (follow the Account Management steps if necessary.)
Step 2: Select the “Financial Services” tab on the left side of the page. 
Step 3: Select “TouchNet” in the Student Accounts box.
Step 4: Select “My Account”, then “Payment History”.
Step 5: Search by date range 1/1/23-12/31/23.

  1. What is the Tax Identification Number for my school?

This number can be found on the 1098-T form in the middle left section.

  • Touro College- 13-2676570
  • Touro University California -13-3838740
  • Touro University Worldwide-13-3838740
  • Touro University Nevada- 20-0363127
  • New York Medical College- 13-1099420
  • Hebrew Theological College- 36-2167095
  • New York College of Podiatric Medicine 13-1632522 
  1. I received a CARES act and or HEERF payment.  Is it reported on my 1098T form?

Emergency financial aid grants are not reported in Box 5. Only Emergency financial aid grants marked on your student account as “HEERF II balance” or “HEERF III Balance” specifically are reported in BOX 1 as payments if you had qualified expenses. (See question #2 for what is considered a qualified expense.