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FAFSA tax return

mcglz_64 Alum Member

February 2018 in General 891 karma

Apparently Fafsa is using our 2016 tax return this time around as opposed to our 2017 return. Is that right?

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10000019 Alum Member

February 2018 3279 karma

Financial aid for 2018-2019 is based on your 2016 taxes.
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mcglz_64 Alum Member

February 2018 891 karma

Thank you
stepharizona Alum Member

February 2018 3197 karma

Yep this changed with last cycle. It's to allow people to submit Oct 1.
westcoastbestcoast Alum Member

February 2018 3788 karma

Yes

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