The records already sit on campus.
Campuses already have the 1042-S and the bursar record. Vesper reads what was actually paid — qualified tuition on one side, housing and travel on the other — student by student.
Vesper puts each student’s file together. CPAs prepare and file the return. The student never pays.
Read how the work is done →Campuses already have the 1042-S and the bursar record. Vesper reads what was actually paid — qualified tuition on one side, housing and travel on the other — student by student.
This is not a self-service app. Where a campus already has a filing product, Vesper works through it. Where it does not, Wolters Kluwer / CCH CPAs prepare, review, and file the nonresident return.
The student does not buy a code. The student does not pay a state-return fee. The work is commissioned above them.