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Taxpayer Relief Act
Based on IRS stipulations, we urge you to plan the timing of your spring payment carefully. The Hope and Lifetime Learning Tax credits approved by Congress may help in reducing your 2009 tax liability if you qualify. Although Vanderbilt does not provide tax counseling, we would like to advise you that the tuition payment date can make a difference as to WHEN the tax credit can be taken. For example, spring 2010 tuition charges are due January 7, 2010. If you pay for these charges in December 2009, you may only take the tax credit in the 2009 tax year. Likewise, if the charges are paid in January 2010, the tax credit may only be used in the 2010 tax year.
ATTENTION - Student Accounts now utilizes electronic billing. Bills generated for October, February, March, May and June WILL NO LONGER PRINT AND MAIL. Students and invited "payers" should access their bills electronically. Students will receive an e-mail notification at their Vanderbilt e-mail address every month (except September and January in which no invoice is generated). Students may also grant online access for other "payers" who will also receive e-mail notifications when a new invoice is ready to view. Beginning July 1, 2011, paper invoices will no longer be printed and mailed.
The Office of Student Accounts is the centralized billing and collection
point for student accounts and is a division of the Vice Chancellor
for Administration’s office. The primary function of the Student
Accounts office is to issue bills, receive payments, as well as
provide the means to help understand some basic aspects of an account
at Vanderbilt. While Student Accounts does post miscellaneous charges
and credits to student accounts, the majority of charges and credits
originate from other departments. Each of these departments maintains
detailed records concerning specific items that appear on the account,
and should be contacted directly.
For a listing of Vanderbilt departments to contact with questions
about a specific item on a bill, click
here.
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