Accessing Student Tax Information

Current Students

You may access student 1098-T tax information online via your Banner student account.

After logging in:

Select the "Student" tab.
Select "Student Records".
Select "Tax Notification".
Enter the tax year desired.
Submit.

Former Students

If your student Banner access has expired (usually due to graduating or no longer attending at UNG) and you attended UNG within the last three semesters (including summer), you will need to contact UNG’s IT services department at 706-864-1922 or helpdesk@ung.edu to request to have your account temporarily restored so that you can access your 1098-T form.

Once your access is restored, please follow the steps above.

If UNG IT is unable to restore your access, please contact the UNG Business Office at business.office@ung.edu.

Need Help?

Tuition & Payments

business.office@ung.edu

706-864-1409 (Dahlonega & Cumming)
678-717-3780 (Gainesville & Oconee)

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Financial Aid

(706)864-1412

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Scholarships

scholarships@ung.edu

706-867-2991

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