Under current law, graduate students, teachers, assistants, or researchers are not taxed on the amount of tuition waivers granted by the institution. The House bill would repeal this exemption and these students would have to pay taxes on the amount of those tuition waivers.
Discussing the tax implications of tuition waivers for graduate students in relation to a House bill.
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