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Hi all,

I've been reading through searches for 1098-t, financial aid, and amended tax returns but I haven't quite gotten a clear answer.

I was a student for four years and I graduated in the spring of 2014.  I have always filed my taxes independently.  I got a 1098-t and never did anything with it.  I received a completely full scholarship (usually around $55,000 a year) and about $20,000 of that every year was considered "in excess of tuition" (i.e. room and board).  I'd heard that this was "taxable income" and since I couldn't afford any taxes I pretty much just ignored them.

Now that I have a job, I'm looking to file an amended tax return.  Am I going to owe money?  Is it possible that I could get a refund from a tax credit (like the American Education Credit or something like that)?  What forms do I need to file the 1040X?  I've looked over the form but I don't see anywhere that I'd put the 1098-t information.  Is there a calculator that would help me out?  Should I get a "tax person" to help me or is this something I can do myself?  I've already filed and received a refund for 2014 so I'd have to do every year.  What if I don't have my tax returns from 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013? How will I calculate those numbers?  What happens if I owe the IRS money - do they have a payment plan?
<bot>: I received a full scholarship to an expensive university but never did anything with my 1098-ts.  I don't want to get audited.  What do I do now?