Receipt of a Qualified Scholarship Sample Clauses

Receipt of a Qualified Scholarship. If the Beneficiary receives a Qualified Scholarship, you may select a new Beneficiary, withdraw from the Account up to the amount of the Qualified Scholarship, or authorize all or a portion of the amount to be withdrawn and paid to the Beneficiary without imposition of the Federal Penalty, but earnings will be subject to any applicable federal income tax at the recipient’s tax rate. If you select a new Beneficiary who is a Member of the Family of the former Beneficiary (see Substituting Beneficiaries), you will not owe federal or New York State income tax. A “Qualified Scholarship” includes certain educational assistance allowances under federal law, as well as certain payments for educational expenses that are exempt from federal income tax. You should consult a qualified educational or tax advisor to determine whether a particular payment or benefit constitutes a Qualified Scholarship. The entire amount of a withdrawal on account of a Qualified Scholarship is includable in computing the New York taxable income of the Account Owner (other than the portion of any such withdrawal that was not previously deductible for New York State income tax purposes).
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