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J1 Taxes

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Tax information for J-1 visa holders in the U.S. All you need to know about the taxation of nonresident alien individuals with J-1 visa status.

US Payslip Guide for Nonresidents
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TTax Guides

Things to look out for on your payslip as a nonresident

  • byRory Lynskey
  • April 29, 2026
Are you overpaying tax as a nonresident? Learn how to spot common payroll errors, check tax treaty benefits, and audit your U.S. payslip for F-1/J-1 exemptions.
J-1 visa tax mistakes that can jeopardize your status - and how to avoid them
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JJ1 Taxes

J-1 visa tax mistakes that can jeopardize your status – and how to avoid them

  • byRory Lynskey
  • March 24, 2026
For J-1 visa holders in the United States, tax season isn’t just about refunds, it’s about compliance. Filing…
How to file a J-1 tax return
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  • 15 minute read
JJ1 Taxes

The ultimate guide to U.S. taxes for J-1 visa holders: how to file a J-1 tax return

  • bySprintax
  • March 23, 2026
Tens of thousands of people flock to the U.S. on J-1 student visas each year. Every J-1 participant…
Turbotax reembolso de impuestos
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RRecursos fiscales para no residentes en EE.UU.

Utilizar TurboTax para reclamar tu reembolso de impuestos J1 puede ser ilegal

  • bySprintax
  • January 27, 2026
(Última actualización: 27 Jan 2026) Es difícil imaginar algo peor que el IRS (Internal Revenue Service, Servicio de…
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JJ1 Taxes

Navigating taxes for J-1 interns and trainees: a comprehensive guide

  • byRory Lynskey
  • January 9, 2026
Understanding the complex tax system can be a daunting task for interns and trainees on J-1 visas. However,…
au pair taxes explained
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JJ1 Taxes

A Complete Tax Guide for Au Pairs in the U.S.

  • bySprintax
  • January 8, 2026
Each year, thousands of au pairs move to the U.S. to live with host families. We’ve put this…
j1 research scholar tax return
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JJ1 Taxes

The Ultimate tax guide for J-1 scholars, teachers and researchers

  • bySprintax
  • January 7, 2026
Thousands of people travel to the U.S. on J-1 visas every year. But did you know if you…
j2 visa holder tax return
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JJ1 Taxes

Comprehensive Tax Guide for J-2 Visa Holders

  • byRory Lynskey
  • January 7, 2026
As a J-2 visa holder, it’s essential that you get to understand at least the basic aspects of…
Claiming J-1 tax refund with Turbotax
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JJ1 Taxes

Claiming your J-1 tax refund the right way – Why using TurboTax could be risky

  • bySprintax
  • January 6, 2026
It’s hard to imagine anything worse than the IRS sniffing around after your J1 experience of a lifetime. But…
Hiring J-1 Employees - j1 visa requirements for employers
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SSprintax Calculus

Hiring J-1 Employees – A Complete Guide to employers’ tax requirements

  • byRory Lynskey
  • December 16, 2025
If you intend to hire J1 employees at your organization, it is important to ensure that their tax compliance is managed correctly from the start. With that in mind, this article will cover everything you need to know to ensure J1 workers are taxed correctly, as soon as they start work.
Winter work and travel program Tax information
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JJ1 Taxes

Tax information for nonresident winter workers in the U.S.

  • byRachel Gilmartin
  • December 15, 2025
We answer your questions on the types of winter work jobs available, the Winter Work and Travel program, H-2B visas, tax residency status, claiming your tax back afterwards, and more!
J-1 visa holders leaving U.S.
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JJ1 Taxes

Important information for J-1 visa holders before they leave the U.S.

  • byRachel Gilmartin
  • November 21, 2025
Are you currently in the U.S. on a J-1 visa? Or perhaps you are planning to visit the…
OBBBA Tax Relief on Tips for J-1 Workers
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JJ1 Taxes

Tipping the balance: The benefits of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on tip taxation for J-1 nonresidents

  • byRory Lynskey
  • September 5, 2025
Working in the U.S. as a J-1 participant in the hospitality industry? Chances are that tips are going to make up a significant part of your income.
Sprintax Au Pair - Simplified quarterly estimated IRS tax payments
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SSprintax Au Pair

Introducing Sprintax Au Pair: Your solution for simplified quarterly IRS tax payments

  • byRory Lynskey
  • March 5, 2025
Navigating your tax obligations as an Au pair in the U.S. can be tricky, but our Au Pair Tax Calculator makes it easy to estimate and manage your quarterly tax payments.
Robinhood and Etrade trading tax requirements
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JJ1 Taxes

Making a profit from Robinhood? Here’s everything a nonresident needs to know about their trading tax requirements

  • byMark Corcoran
  • January 17, 2025
If you’re making a profit from stock trading apps, there is one important factor to keep in mind: if you are investing in a share or other property which is located in the US, it’s likely that you will have to pay tax to the IRS on your profits.


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