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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2012 Student loan repayment worksheet in the editor.
Begin by entering your income from salary, wages, benefits, or other qualifying sources in Box 1. This amount should be copied from Box 13 of your Personal tax worksheet (IR 746).
In Box 2, input the repayment threshold amount of $19,084. Then, calculate your income over the threshold by subtracting Box 2 from Box 1 and enter this value in Box 3.
Multiply the amount in Box 3 by 0.10 (10%) to determine your repayment obligation for the tax year and enter this figure in Box 4.
Copy any total student loan repayments from your summary of earnings into Box 5. Subtract Box 5 from Box 4 and record the result in Box 6 to see if you have an overpayment or end-of-year repayment.
If applicable, print any interim or voluntary repayments made directly to us in Boxes 7A and 7B respectively. Add these amounts together and enter the total in Box 8.
Finally, analyze whether you have a credit or debit based on the values in Boxes 6 and 8 to understand your student loan status for the year.

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