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Become a Tax Champion
Become a Tax Champion Essential Tax Information for Nonresident Student Athletes in the U.S. Being a student athlete in the United States is an incredible opportunity, but when you are an international student, taxes add a layer of complexity that many athletes are not prepared for. Between scholarships, stipends, and newer income streams like NIL,…
I Have Received a 1042-S – What Do I Do Now?
I Have Received a 1042-S – What Do I Do Now? Receiving a Form 1042-S can be confusing, especially if this is your first time dealing with U.S. taxes as a nonresident. At J1 Summer Tax Back, this is one of the most common questions we see every tax season, and the good news is…
Are Nonresidents Subject to Tax If They Receive a Form 1099-K?
Are Nonresidents Subject to Tax If They Receive a Form 1099-K? Receiving a Form 1099-K can be alarming for nonresidents, especially if you were not expecting any U.S. tax documents. At J1 Summer Tax Back, we regularly hear from J-1 visa holders, international students, interns, trainees, and scholars who are unsure whether a 1099-K means…
Reclaiming Norwegian Dividend Withholding Tax as a Nonresident
Reclaiming Norwegian Dividend Withholding Tax as a Nonresident If you invest in Norwegian companies while living outside Norway, you may notice that a significant portion of your dividend income is withheld before it ever reaches your account. This deduction is known as Norwegian Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT), and for many nonresidents it is higher than…
How to Report Stipend and Scholarship Income on Your U.S. Tax Return
How to Report Stipend and Scholarship Income on Your U.S. Tax Return A Clear Guide for Nonresident International Students and J-1 Visa Holders If you’re an international student or a J-1 visa holder in the United States, scholarships and stipends are often essential for covering your education and living costs. But when tax season arrives,…
How to Prepare Your State-Only Tax Return as a Nonresident
How to Prepare Your State-Only Tax Return as a Nonresident What International Students and J-1 Visa Holders Need to Know Filing U.S. taxes as a nonresident can already feel overwhelming,and realizing you may also need to file a state tax return can make it even more confusing. At J1 Summer Tax Back, we regularly hear…
What documents do I need to file taxes as a nonresident?
What documents do I need to file taxes as a nonresident? Filing U.S. taxes as a nonresident can feel intimidating, especially if this is your first time dealing with the IRS. At J1 Summer Tax Back, we work every day with J-1 visa holders, international students, interns, and trainees who are unsure which documents they…
How to maximize return on investment by minimizing the impact of Dividend Withholding Tax
How to maximize return on investment by minimizing the impact of Dividend Withholding Tax Dividends can be a powerful source of passive income and long term growth. However, many investors are surprised when part of their dividend is withheld before it ever reaches their account. This deduction is known as Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT), and…
Understanding the Substantial Presence Test: Are you a nonresident for tax purposes?
Understanding the Substantial Presence Test: Are you a nonresident for tax purposes? When you live, study, or work in the U.S. on a temporary visa, your tax status is not decided by your visa alone. One of the most important rules the IRS uses is the Substantial Presence Test (SPT). Misunderstanding this test is one…
The W-4 tax form explained for nonresident aliens
The W-4 tax form explained for nonresident aliens If you are working in the United States as a nonresident alien, one of the very first tax documents you will complete is Form W-4. This form determines how much federal income tax is withheld from each paycheck you receive. At J1 Summer Tax Back, we see…