Please note: All questions submitted to Tax Forms will be answered within 24–48 hours during regular business hours. Cedarville University employees are not authorized to provide personal tax advice. The answers provided in these FAQs are provided for your convenience and should not be used as a substitute for professional tax advice. Please address questions about your personal tax situation to a tax consultant/advisor or the IRS directly.
Go to Student Related Tax Forms
Employment Related Tax Forms
W-2
If you wish to receive an electronic copy of your W-2 instead of a paper copy, please complete the consent form available through the Access Dayforce task on the MyCU portal. View instructions for performing this task.
1095-C
The University will not be printing or mailing Form 1095-C. Employees who require a copy should access their form through Dayforce or contact the HR department for assistance. Please note that it is each individual’s responsibility to obtain and retain their 1095-C for tax purposes.
Student Related Tax Forms
Scholarships are a valuable form of financial aid provided to students in the pursuit of studies. Scholarships can be either qualified (non-taxable) or non-qualified (taxable), depending on certain criteria being met. When the scholarship is provided to a Cedarville student to pay for tuition, fees, books, and supplies for a degree and is not a form of compensation or payment for employment services then it is qualified. This type of scholarship is reported yearly by the University using the 1098-T tax form. Non-qualified scholarships are payments or reimbursements to students for non-credit or for enrichment activities, such as participation in academic conferences. These are reported, once a student reaches a certain threshold, on the 1099 tax form.
1098-T FAQs
You can view your 1098-T using the View and Print Tax Documents task using the MyCU portal.
1099 FAQs
You can view your 1099 using the View and Print Tax Documents task using the MyCU portal.