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Medium RiskTax readiness without pretending to file taxes
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Tax Readiness Quiz
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Tax Readiness Result
Readiness result
Last generated: Starter result
Likely Situation
- You may need to review international student tax filing requirements because you were present in the U.S. and had income.
Possible Forms to Review
- Form 8843
- Nonresident income tax return if taxable income applies
- State tax return depending on state
Documents to Collect
- Passport
- Visa
- I-20/DS-2019
- I-94
- W-2
- 1042-S
- 1099
- Scholarship letter
- SSN/ITIN
Potential Issues
- You had income, so you may need more than a presence form.
- If you received 1099 income, get professional help before filing.
- If Social Security/Medicare taxes were withheld, review whether that was correct for your situation.
Next Steps
- Gather all forms
- Check university-provided international tax software
- Do not use generic resident tax software unless confirmed
- Save copies after filing
Questions to ask tax support
- Which forms apply to my visa and income history?
- Do I need a state return?
- How should I handle scholarship income?
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