All posts tagged Non-resident taxes

• April 19, 2021

  Nonresident aliens: Your guide to navigating the COVID-19 CARES Act Stimulus Payments

  

  Updated: 19 April 2021

  Note: In March 2021, the US government began distributing a third round of stimulus checks – worth $1,400. If you received this check, and you are not entitled to it, you will find the advice in this article useful!

  You can also read more about the second pandemic stimulus payment (worth $600) here.

  This article was originally published on 17 April 2020

  What you need to know about the CARES Act

  In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US government introduced the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security) Act in April 2020.
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• April 16, 2020

  COVID-19, the CARES payment and the tax deadline – all of your nonresident tax questions answered!

  

  As a nonresident in the US, you probably have a lot of questions about tax.

  That’s why, at Sprintax, we offer a 24/7 Live Chat service. Our team are available any time day or night to support you and answer all of your tax questions.

  In this blog, we’ve compiled some of the most common tax questions that our team have received recently.
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• April 23, 2019

  Where’s My Tax Refund?

  

  Filed your tax return and wondering where your refund is? Here’s how you can keep up to speed with your refund

  With your tax return safely filed, you’re probably wondering ‘how long will it be before I receive my tax refund?’

  Fortunately you can now get information about your tax refund online.

  Here’s what you need to know…
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• February 22, 2018

  Moving to the US to study? Here’s 10 things to expect

  

  From your daunting first day to excelling in the classroom – top tips to make the most of college life

  Are you planning a move to the US to study? You’re not alone.

  In fact, the US attracts 1,000,000 international students to its colleges and universities (of which there are more than 4000!) every year. And it’s very easy to see why.

  When you consider the standard of a university in America – Princeton, Yale, and Harvard, to name a tiny few – it’s very easy to see why the US is so incredibly popular with international students. American universities are amongst the best in the world and offer truly high-class education opportunities to their students. Away from the campus, the US boasts a large mix of cultures which makes it a really interesting place to study and live.

  But moving to a new country is always a big deal for any international student. And it can be hard to know what to expect.

  With this in mind, here are 10 things to expect when you arrive in the US to study.
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• October 9, 2017

  5 Things I wish I had known before I studied in the US!

  

  Here are some tips to help you settle into your new college as an international student.
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• February 22, 2016

  Filing Your U.S. Tax Return: 5 Things You Should Know

  

  As an international student in the U.S., you are obliged to file a federal and state tax return for each year you are present in the U.S. Even if you have earned no U.S. sourced income, you still need to file a form 8843. All nonresident aliens in the U.S. under F-1, F-2, J-1, or J-2 and other non-immigrant exchange program status must file form 8843.
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