In most cases, the answer is no. Kaplan classes are not tax-deductible because Kaplan is not a Title IV institution and is not considered eligible under the
IRS Education Deduction Guidelines.
If you need it, our Federal Taxpayer ID number is 22-2573250.If you have any further questions regarding deductions, we advise that you discuss them with your tax accountant.
Taxes for International Medical Students:Tax laws are diverse and complicated. You are advised to contact a tax advisor or
the IRS to ensure you receive accurate information. In particular,
this section of the IRS website, may be helpful as it outlines filing requirements and exemptions.
In general, F-1 students are required to file
Form 8843 to report this presence in the U.S. If the student has been employed, Form 1040 NR or Form 1040NR-EZ is also required. If no income was earned, only Form 8843 states to the U.S. government that the student was in the U.S. as a non-resident.
Note: Form 1098-T is a Tuition Statement issued by institutions whose courses are tax-deductible. Kaplan's tuition is not eligible for this tax deduction and thus Kaplan does not issue a Form 1098-T. 
