What tax year is used for FAFSA 2023
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To help you fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), prepare all of the required documents listed below. Then follow 1 of our detailed guides: Online version (continue scrolling below) or use our question-by-question guide. Information you’ll need to fill out the FAFSA:
step oneLearn how to answer each question 1/8 Step One: Role Selection
Part 2: Login & Get Started
2/8 Step Two: Student Demographics
3/8 Step Three: School Selection
Confirm Your High School
Search by Federal School Code
4/8 Step Four: Dependency Status
5/8 Step Five: Parent DemographicsWhose Information Should I Provide?
Enter Information for Your Parent's Dependents
6/8 Step Six: Parent Financials
Parent Log In to IRS Data Retrieval Tool
Parent Skip Remaining Questions view/h3> The user has the option to select "No" or "Yes." If "yes" is selected, the user will be able to skip the remaining questions about the parents' income and assets.The user selects "no" to answer the remaining questions about the parents' income and assets.Parent Additional IRS Info
7/8 Step Seven: Student Financials
8/8 Step Eight: Sign and Submit
Demographic Survey
Agreement of TermsStudent Signature Options
Parent Signature Options (continued)
Confirmation Page
This guide will walk you through the why and how of the questions on FAFSA. If you are having trouble, email us at and we will try to address as many questions as possible or answer it in a future blog post. If you do have questions, you should consult a financial or legal professional. Or if you have specific FAFSA questions, FAFSA provides a support line (800-433-3243). The TDD number for hearing-impaired individuals is 1-800-730-8913. Once you submit your FAFSA, plan ahead by applying to scholarships that fit your qualifications. To find the perfect fit, use our free college scholarship guides to sort through scholarships based on your eligibility, award amount and if you qualify for need-based aid. From Planning To Paying For College |