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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

[Individual]Which forms should Nonresident alien use? (Jan-18-2011, 90 Days)

Usually Nonresident Aliens use Form 1040NR, but if all items in the following list apply to you, you may also use 1040NR-EZ:

1040NR-EZ

1040NR

Income Source

less than 100,000

Only wages, salaries, tips, state or local tax refund and scholarship or fellowship grants

All

Dependent

Do not claim any dependents

Do not be claimed as another person's dependents

Yes

Exemption

Only one person exemption, not for your spouse

Only one person exemption, not for your spouse, except you are resident of Mexica, Canada, South Korea or india and meet certain requirements.

Exclusion

  • student loan interest deduction
  • Scholarship and fellowship grants excluded from Income
  • IRA Deduction
  • Archer MSA Deduction
  • Health Savings Account Deduction (Form 8889)
  • Student loan interest deduction
  • Moving Expenses
  • Self Employed health insurance Deduction
  • Self-Employed SEP, SIMPLE, and Qualified Plans
  • Penalty for early withdrawal of savings
  • Scholarship and Fellowship grants excluded from Income
  • Domestic Production Activities Deduction (Form 8903)

Itemized Deduction

  • state and local income taxes

    If you receive income effectively connected with U.S. trade or business:

  • State and local income taxes
  • Charitable contributions to U.S. non-profit organizations
  • Casualty and theft losses
  • Miscellaneous itemized deductions
  • The ordinary and necessary expenses related to a U.S. trade or business

Credit

No credit

Can not claim Earned Income Tax Credit, the Hope Credit, or the Lifetime learning Credit.

Tax you owe

Tax from the tax table

Unreported social security and medical tax from Form 4137 or Form 8919

Self-Employment Tax

Not liable to

Not liable to

Other

No credit for excess social security and tier 1 RRTA tax withheld

This is not an "expatriation return".


PSQ

Source: http://www.irs.gov



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