F1 married to a US citizen, which tax form should we file if filing jointly?
I suggest you get a different CPA -- someone more familiar with the intricacies of preparing taxes for foreign students.
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I suggest you get a different CPA -- someone more familiar with the intricacies of preparing taxes for foreign students.
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I am confused. The tax return(s) should say exactly the amounts of the refunds you will be getting for both federal and state. That is unless H...
The words "subject under such conditions" probably appear thousands of times in the Tax Code. Good luck finding the specific instance that you...
Agree with Mr. Zagara. You definitely need to pay your taxes for 2019. The good news is that the taxes are not due until April 15, and that's...
You may be exempt from New Jersey inheritance tax, but you are not exempt from Federal income tax. The estate may have received income in 2019,...
If you were 16 in 2009, then you would have turned 18 in 2011. I'm sure the statute of limitations has run by now. Just forget about this and...
If you already filed, there is little you can do at this point. You will have to divide the money after you receive the tax refund from IRS.
Your child would not be taxed. You and your wife will not have to pay tax unless your combined taxable estates are over $22.8 million. If that...
You are misreading the Tax Code. If you worked in the U.S. and made more than $12,000, you are required by law to file a tax return.
Unfortunately, parents/grandparents/aunts/uncles fail to do appropriate estate planning when leaving a bequest or gift to a person with an...