Do I Have to Pay Taxes if My Parents Paid Off My Student Loans for Me?

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I had over $10,000 in student loans, and my parents paid it off on my behalf. The money was never formally “transferred” to me, but instead my parents just paid the company directly. What tax implications does this have for me?

7 thoughts on “Do I Have to Pay Taxes if My Parents Paid Off My Student Loans for Me?

  1. none, you’ll be ok…..

  2. Lucky you no you do not

  3. No, your parents are allowed to give you up to 12000 dollars in one year without having to report it.

  4. None for you.
    Your parents can write off the interest if they are itemizing.
    You wouldn’t itemize anyways except you own property, donated a lot to charity, etc.

  5. If the loans are paid off, you have nothing to worry about.

  6. You will be fine.

    Fantastic parents!

  7. taxes are based on income, not this sort of thing.

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