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I’m studying in the US. Can I stay in America after I finish my degree?
I’m studying in the US. Can I stay in America after I finish my degree? 🎓 Can an international student stay in the US after graduation? Yes — it’s possible to stay in the US under certain conditions. Here’s a quick look at two main options: OPT and H-1B. 💡 How long can I stay…
How the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’ affects every nonresident student in the US
How the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’ affects every nonresident student in the US 🎓 What you need to know about the GOP tax reformWe examine how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) affects the tax obligations of U.S. nonresidents. In November 2017, President Donald Trump introduced the Tax Cuts and Jobs…
Can I Claim Tax Exemptions for My Family Members?
Can I Claim Tax Exemptions for My Family Members? 🎓 Understanding tax exemptions and deductions for families If you’re studying or working in the United States with your family as a non-resident alien, you may be able to reduce your tax bill if you meet certain criteria. This is done by claiming what are known…
Nonresident Taxes Explained for International Students
Nonresident Taxes Explained for International Students You came to the U.S. to study and explore—not to decode tax jargon. In this quick workshop-style guide, we walk you through every step international students actually need, in plain English, so you can file correctly, claim refunds faster, and stay fully compliant with J1 Summer Tax Back. What…
My State Residency Differs from My Federal Residency — How Is This Possible? by J1 Summer Tax Back Team
My State Residency Differs from My Federal Residency — How Is This Possible?by J1 Summer Tax Back Team 🧾 Understanding your residency status at both Federal and State level If you’re living, studying, or working in the U.S. on a J-1 or F-1 visa, understanding your tax residency status can be confusing. Many international visitors…
25 Tax Tips for Nonresidents to Maximize Your US Tax Refund in 2025
25 Tax Tips for Nonresidents to Maximize Your US Tax Refund in 2025 💡 How to maximize your refund as a nonresident in the US Taxation in the U.S. can be complicated—especially for nonresidents. If you’re unsure how to file correctly and want to make sure you get every dollar you’re owed, this guide is…
Tax Rules for International Students in the US
Tax Rules for International Students in the US The amount of tax you pay in the U.S. depends on your residency status for tax purposes. Here’s a quick guide to understanding your responsibilities as an international student. 🧾 What is a Nonresident Alien? A nonresident alien (NRA) is someone legally present in the U.S. who…
How to report stipend and scholarship income on your tax return
How to report stipend and scholarship income on your tax return 🎓 Do you have to pay taxes on scholarships in the U.S.? If you’re an international student or J-1 visa holder, it’s essential to understand whether your scholarship or stipend income is taxable in the U.S. Failing to report this income correctly could lead…
Are nonresidents subject to tax if they receive a Form 1099-K?
Are nonresidents subject to tax if they receive a Form 1099-K? 💳 Form 1099-K tax guide for international students and nonresidents in the US If you’ve received a Form 1099-K from the IRS, you might be wondering what it means for your tax obligations in the US. This document, known as Payment Card and Third-Party…
How to prepare W-2 forms for your nonresident employees
How to prepare W-2 forms for your nonresident employees 📄 How to fill out a W-2 form for nonresident employees Preparing tax forms for your nonresident employees can be complicated — there are unique rules to follow that differ from those for U.S. residents. Each nonresident’s tax situation varies depending on their visa type, country…