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Essential Tax Guide for International Students: Filing Requirements and Procedures

Join us for the International Students Tax Workshop 2014 to understand tax filing requirements tailored for students who entered the U.S. in 2014. Learn about tax obligations based on your visa type, tax treaty status, and income sources. We’ll cover essential forms, including Form 8843 and Form 1040NR, as well as the consequences of failing to file. Ensure you don't jeopardize your immigration status and maximize your potential refund. Our expert, Maria Fletcher, will guide you through the process with resources and support.

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Essential Tax Guide for International Students: Filing Requirements and Procedures

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  1. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TAX WORKSHOP 2014

  2. INTRODUCTORY ITEMS • Entered the U.S. in 2014? • Tax Treaty Country? • What country are you from? • Type of Visa? • Married to a U.S. resident or citizen? • 5 year test

  3. Nonresident Students Filing Requirements All F, J, M, and Q status holders must file a Form 8843to substantiate non-residence and possibly a Form 1040NR-EZ or Form 1040NR.

  4. FILING REQUIREMENT You must file Form 1040NR-EZ or 1040NR if you have: • Wages or Scholarship Income Exempt by Treaty • Wages of $3,900 or more • Taxable Scholarship Income • A Refund Due of Taxes Withheld

  5. Consequences of Failure to File • You may lose a refund you are entitled to. • You may jeopardize your immigration status. Nonimmigrant alien status requires that the individual not violate any U.S. laws, including tax laws.

  6. International Students (F& J) • Nonresident Alien Status • Includes immediate family members • All must file Form 8843

  7. FORM 8843

  8. Complete only if not required to file 1040 NR

  9. LINE 9 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY BOX 8038, POCATELLO ID 83209 (208) 282-5304 LINE 10 MARIA FLETCHER, DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY BOX 8038, POCATELLO ID 83209 (208) 282-5304

  10. FORM 8843 Sign and date

  11. Mail To: Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Center Austin, TX 73301-0215

  12. FORM 1040NR

  13. 150 4,400 300

  14. 04 $2,000

  15. $131 $960 15

  16. Box 1

  17. 4,400

  18. Amount on Line 11 is last year’s state refund plus $10

  19. Box 2

  20. $960

  21. Box 2

  22. $2,000 04

  23. Box 17

  24. 300

  25. Everyone

  26. 74

  27. Box 2 Box 7

  28. 150

  29. $131

  30. Finishing the Return • Attach 8843, W-2 and 1042-S • Sign & date • Keep copy • Mail by April 15

  31. Mail To: Internal Revenue Service Center Austin, TX 73301-0215

  32. IDAHO RETURN

  33. Filing Requirements • Nonresident – Income over $2,500. File Form 43. • Any person who had Idaho income tax withheld can file even if not required to do so.

  34. FORM43

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