ladysfinger Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 After Yesterdays $t@rw@r about the Tax Return Forms.I did Contact some professionals. But all they say is Filing either one is fine. Nothing to worry and it doesn't affect us at any point of our stay in US. Does anybody really know what they are all about?Reply anything you are familiar. Its just a knowledge sharing. Ask question if are curious to know or if you don't know.
ladysfinger Posted February 3, 2011 Author Report Posted February 3, 2011 I already did filed 1040 EZ.. sSc_hiding2So i want to know what is the difference then[quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1761129#msg1761129 date=1296751195]file 1040NR [/quote]
ROUDRAM Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 [quote author=ladysfinger link=topic=151002.msg1761138#msg1761138 date=1296751258]I already did filed 1040 EZ.. sSc_hiding2So i want to know what is the difference then[/quote]if you already filed it then never mind............. I heard that u will have complications while filing GC. not sure though. on 1040 NR it clearly states that you have to file 1040NR if you have resided less than 5 yrs in US ( u r considered to b a resident for tax purposes after 5 yrs of filing)
CheGuevara Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 [quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1761399#msg1761399 date=1296753144]if you already filed it then never mind............. I heard that u will have complications while filing GC. not sure though. on 1040 NR it clearly states that you have to file 1040NR if you have resided less than 5 yrs in US ( u r considered to b a resident for tax purposes after 5 yrs of filing)[/quote]completely @gr33d...this is what i said yesterday ladysfinger mama...........and we non-residents cant file online.....
Saamy Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 Nenu enni sarlu chesanu...evariki anna telisindha....kani kani....naku telisi gc apudu tax adjustments cheyamantaru ani vinanu edanna teda vunte.... sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing
ladysfinger Posted February 3, 2011 Author Report Posted February 3, 2011 Thanks Mams!! Thanks for all ur replies sHa_high5ingAnyhow if any of u see anywhere that filing 1040 EZ affects our GC processing. Please forward the link.. I can talk to my CPA with some proof.[quote author=CheGuevara link=topic=151002.msg1761701#msg1761701 date=1296755519]completely @gr33d...this is what i said yesterday ladysfinger mama...........and we non-residents cant file online.....[/quote][quote author=Saamy link=topic=151002.msg1761708#msg1761708 date=1296755610]Nenu enni sarlu chesanu...evariki anna telisindha....kani kani....naku telisi gc apudu tax adjustments cheyamantaru ani vinanu edanna teda vunte.... sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing[/quote][quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1761399#msg1761399 date=1296753144]if you already filed it then never mind............. I heard that u will have complications while filing GC. not sure though. on 1040 NR it clearly states that you have to file 1040NR if you have resided less than 5 yrs in US ( u r considered to b a resident for tax purposes after 5 yrs of filing)[/quote][quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1761399#msg1761399 date=1296753144]if you already filed it then never mind............. I heard that u will have complications while filing GC. not sure though. on 1040 NR it clearly states that you have to file 1040NR if you have resided less than 5 yrs in US ( u r considered to b a resident for tax purposes after 5 yrs of filing)[/quote]
ROUDRAM Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 [quote author=Saamy link=topic=151002.msg1761708#msg1761708 date=1296755610]Nenu enni sarlu chesanu...evariki anna telisindha....kani kani....naku telisi gc apudu tax adjustments cheyamantaru ani vinanu edanna teda vunte.... sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing[/quote]nuvvu sestav............. lottery lo nee peru vaste........... appudu neeku ittade @3$% @3$% @3$%
ladysfinger Posted February 3, 2011 Author Report Posted February 3, 2011 Baa I am still trying to get to the base information which is reliable. So I will post it if i get any.. I wonder How come my CPA is saying as its doesnot affect GC or anything.[quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1762159#msg1762159 date=1296759910]nuvvu sestav............. lottery lo nee peru vaste........... appudu neeku ittade @3$% @3$% @3$%[/quote]
ROUDRAM Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 [quote author=ladysfinger link=topic=151002.msg1762255#msg1762255 date=1296760412]Baa I am still trying to get to the base information which is reliable. So I will post it if i get any.. I wonder How come my CPA is saying as its doesnot affect GC or anything.[/quote]try to contact HR block or any reputed firm
ladysfinger Posted February 3, 2011 Author Report Posted February 3, 2011 Ledu baa ee sari Traget IRS ki call chedam ani.. mean while i found this:As a practical matter, if three years have passed and the IRS has not notified you of an error on your Tax return, it is likely that they will never discover the error unless someone notifies them of the error.However, questions about whether you paid taxes and filed the required tax returns are asked when you apply for a Green Card. As part of the process, your tax returns are routinely reviewed to determine if you filed correctly. For this reason, if you determine that you filed incorrectly (for example, you filed as a resident alien filing Form 1040EZ when you should have file as a non-resident alien filing Form 1040NR-EZ), you should go ahead and correct this error, even if additional taxes are due, because you would not want your Green Card Application denied because you failed to file correctly.[quote author=ROUDRAM link=topic=151002.msg1762274#msg1762274 date=1296760544]try to contact HR block or any reputed firm[/quote]
ROUDRAM Posted February 3, 2011 Report Posted February 3, 2011 [quote author=ladysfinger link=topic=151002.msg1762294#msg1762294 date=1296760652]Ledu baa ee sari Traget IRS ki call chedam ani.. mean while i found this:As a practical matter, if three years have passed and the IRS has not notified you of an error on your Tax return, it is likely that they will never discover the error unless someone notifies them of the error.However, questions about whether you paid taxes and filed the required tax returns are asked when you apply for a Green Card. As part of the process, your tax returns are routinely reviewed to determine if you filed correctly. For this reason, if you determine that you filed incorrectly (for example, you filed as a resident alien filing Form 1040EZ when you should have file as a non-resident alien filing Form 1040NR-EZ), you should go ahead and correct this error, even if additional taxes are due, because you would not want your Green Card Application denied because you failed to file correctly.[/quote] *=: *=:
ladysfinger Posted February 8, 2011 Author Report Posted February 8, 2011 According to the IRS, It is safe to file 1040 EZ rather than 1040 NR-EZ(Unless u r in US less 31 days or u have less than 183 days income)Yes , AS CheGuevara said 1040 EZ is for residents and we come under that category ( Resident is different form Permanent resident)So, I am sure we can use 1040 EZ file taxes without any hesitation.
Deletedid1 Posted February 8, 2011 Report Posted February 8, 2011 [quote author=Luv Guru link=topic=151002.msg1797719#msg1797719 date=1297181347]According to the IRS, It is safe to file 1040 EZ rather than 1040 NR-EZ(Unless u r in US less 31 days or u have less than 183 days income)Yes , AS CheGuevara said 1040 EZ is for residents and we come under that category ( Resident is different form Permanent resident)So, I am sure we can use 1040 EZ file taxes without any hesitation. [/quote] *=: *=: *=: thankyou thankyou thankyou
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