Tax preparation for F-1 and J-1 students, scholars, researchers, visiting faculty, and other nonresident taxpayers.
International tax rules can differ significantly from regular Form 1040 filing. Tax residency, immigration history, tax treaties, income type, and state residency may all affect the correct return.
Federal nonresident income tax return preparation based on your tax residency and income situation.
Review potentially applicable treaty provisions and related reporting requirements.
State residency and filing requirements are reviewed separately from federal nonresident status.
• F-1 and J-1 tax residency questions
• Form 1040-NR preparation
• Form 8843
• Tax treaty claims
• Scholarship and fellowship income
• OPT/CPT employment income
• Federal and state nonresident filing
• Multi-state returns
• Incorrect prior Form 1040 or 1040-NR filing
• ITIN-related filing guidance when applicable
Immigration status alone does not determine whether someone files Form 1040 or Form 1040-NR. U.S. tax residency rules must be reviewed separately.