<prompt> Human: I received my W2 and went about filing my taxes using TurboTax a few days ago. I graduated college in June, but I hadnt received the 1098-T form yet, so I went off the form I reviewed last year I know stupid. What I stupidly didnt figure in was that 2014 I was a full time student all year, while in 2015 I was a full time student until the summer. So by using the previous years information I received the education credit. Well yesterday school finally sent me the form and the information is different then what I put in. When I went back and did a mock up of my taxes with the correct info, my refund was 1200 less than what is actually being refunded to me. How do I go about changing this so the IRS doesnt come after me? I feel like such a dumbass. This is only the second time Ive had to file taxes, so I dont know what the correct protocol is. Also, if this isnt the correct place to post this can someone direct me to the right spot? Ive been lurking here for months now but I havent posted before. You guys are the greatest, thanks!! Now this girl isnt scared of being thrown in prison Assistant: You can file an amended tax return to reflect the information.Human: Thanks! Now I have another dumb question, do I have to fill out that entire form, or just one specific spot to say that the amount on the 1098-T form was incorrect?  <response>: You would want to fill in all the relevant line items. If you look at how the form is organized, there arent that many lines that you can even change, but one change in e.g. deductions will then ripple through the other sections, for taxes owed, payments due, etc. 