The phrase "stipend amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the sum of money given to someone for their services. For example: "The stipend amount for the summer intern was $2,000."
This premium is the amount by which the named stipend amount exceeds the base stipend amount.
The annual stipend amount provided to Ph.D. candidates during their regular enrollment is intended to support a single graduate student based on estimated costs.
For graduate student assistantship stipends, taxes are withheld at the time of disbursement and the stipend amount is reported to the IRS by Cornell.
Students in subsequent years of regular enrollment who receive an external fellowship that provides less than the full stipend amount over the 10-month academic year will hold the full external fellowship funding, with the external stipend amount supplemented up to the standard Assistantship in Research rate.
First-year students with an external fellowship that provides less than the full stipend amount over the 10-month academic year will hold the full external fellowship funding, with the external stipend amount supplemented by the Graduate School up to the standard First Year Fellowship stipend rate plus $4,000.
Students with an external fellowship that provides less than the full stipend amount hold the full external fellowship funding and receive additional funding from the University up to the total of the standard University Fellowship stipend plus $5,000.
Please note that fellowship stipend amounts for 2019-2020 may change once Institute RA/TA stipends have been set for FY2020.
The student is responsible for accurately reporting stipend amounts and for making estimated tax payments if appropriate.
In all cases, students are responsible for accurately reporting stipend amounts, filing returns, and making estimated tax payments, if appropriate.
That stipend amounts to systematic wage theft, according to a 2014 lawsuit filed in Colorado on behalf of five au pairs against 15 sponsor agencies that then administered the program.
Students are responsible for keeping records such as receipts, paystubs, and tax forms; accurately reporting stipend amounts in their federal and state tax returns; and making estimated tax payments, if appropriate.
