Irs Nunchi Letter Vachindi .. Itu Randi Urgent Gaa Okasari

[chingchang]

last year 2010 taxes apy cheseytappudu evado US-India Treaty kinda ekkuva dabbulu vastay ani chepitey kakkurthi padi apply chesa .. ippudu IRS vadu oka doc list pampinchadu .. nuvvu ila apply cheyyakudadu ani mottam venakki kattamantunnadu ..

naku around 8.5K return vachay appudu . ippudu vaadu aa 8.5 K + 1700 penalty + 600 interest + ai ivi vesi 11K kattamantunnadu .. evarikina ee problem vachindaa .. konchem helpplease .. ela tackle cheyyali ippudu

[LOGON]

katteyali anthe.. chesedi emledu

[LOGON]

kakapothe vaadu options isthadu.. if you can pay by 120 days ani... lekapothe... monthly 100 or 200 kattukune option kuda untadi

[Yuva Nataratna]

U.S - India Treaty enti ardham kaaledhu mama.....

[bob177]

I think its better to pay off those fees to IRS .... or they will take legal action on you it will effect your visa status and Green card

[deals2buy]

[quote name='chingchang' timestamp='1352160169' post='1302749454']
last year 2010 taxes apy cheseytappudu evado [b][color=#ff0000]US-India Treaty[/color][/b] kinda ekkuva dabbulu vastay ani chepitey kakkurthi padi apply chesa .. ippudu IRS vadu oka doc list pampinchadu .. nuvvu ila apply cheyyakudadu ani mottam venakki kattamantunnadu ..

naku around 8.5K return vachay appudu . ippudu vaadu aa 8.5 K + 1700 penalty + 600 interest + ai ivi vesi 11K kattamantunnadu .. evarikina ee problem vachindaa .. konchem helpplease .. ela tackle cheyyali ippudu
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bhole tho kya rey miyya?

[NaniMAN]

treaty yenti ba? agent dwara apply cheyya leda?

[pandemkodi]

[quote name='chingchang' timestamp='1352160169' post='1302749454']
last year 2010 taxes apy cheseytappudu evado US-India Treaty kinda ekkuva dabbulu vastay ani chepitey kakkurthi padi apply chesa .. ippudu IRS vadu oka doc list pampinchadu .. nuvvu ila apply cheyyakudadu ani mottam venakki kattamantunnadu ..

naku around [b]8.5K [/b]return vachay appudu . ippudu vaadu aa 8.5 K + 1700 penalty + 600 interest + ai ivi vesi 11K kattamantunnadu .. evarikina ee problem vachindaa .. konchem helpplease .. ela tackle cheyyali ippudu
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katteyy mama

[eela]

$8500....

Neku file chesina vadini adugu lekapothe cal to IRS and ask them for options .

[k2s]

[quote name='chingchang' timestamp='1352160169' post='1302749454']
last year 2010 taxes apy cheseytappudu evado [size=6][color=#A52A2A]US-India Treaty[/color][/size] kinda ekkuva dabbulu vastay ani chepitey kakkurthi padi apply chesa .. ippudu IRS vadu oka doc list pampinchadu .. nuvvu ila apply cheyyakudadu ani mottam venakki kattamantunnadu ..

naku around 8.5K return vachay appudu . ippudu vaadu aa 8.5 K + 1700 penalty + 600 interest + ai ivi vesi 11K kattamantunnadu .. evarikina ee problem vachindaa .. konchem helpplease .. ela tackle cheyyali ippudu
[/quote]enduku ala apply chesav mari ?

[viplavreddy123]

treaty countries lo india ledu..bangladesh undankunta...treaty country valaki aalu taxes cut avavu kada

[chingchang]

[quote name='k2s' timestamp='1352160604' post='1302749486']
enduku ala apply chesav mari ?
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Buddi takkuvi bhayya .. okadu unnadu ley tax agent gadu .. vadu motam OPT lo ila file chestey paisalmotam vstay annadu .. appudu konchem money vasarallo unna .. so cheyyalsi vachindi

[eela]

[quote name='deals2buy' timestamp='1352160400' post='1302749472']
bhole tho kya rey miyya?
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[color=#000000][background=transparent]Indian residents who are visiting the United States principally for education or training are exempt from US tax on payments which arise outside the US for maintenance or educational purposes.[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]Although the tax treaty states that Indian students are entitled during their education or training to the same exemptions, reliefs, or reductions in respect of taxes available to residents of the US, such individuals are not treated as US residents for tax purposes by virtue of the treaty. However, Indian students are entitled to certain (but not all) benefits that would otherwise be available to US residents. Those benefits are:[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]Standard Deduction: Indian students can claim the standard deduction (for the 2011 tax year: $5800 single, or married filing separately) on line 11 of Form 1040NR-EZ. Write the words "standard deduction allowed under US-India Tax Treaty" article 21(2) on Page 2 Question J of the 1040NR-EZ. If you are filing form 1040NR, enter the standard deduction on line 1 of schedule A. In the space to the left of line 1, write "Standard deduction allowed under US-India Tax Treaty." Also enter the amount on line 38 of form 1040NR. By claiming the standard deduction, you cannot claim any itemized deductions.[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]Spouse Exemption: Indian students who are married may claim a spouse exemption if the spouse is living with the student in the US and if the spouse had no earned income for the 2011 tax year. Such an exemption should be indicated on line 7c of the 1040NR (in the space provided for dependents). Only columns 1 and 4 of line 7c need be completed. If you are claiming a spouse exemption, you cannot file form 1040NR EZ, you must file form 1040NR. You also claim the standard deduction for married filing separately of $5800.[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]Dependent Exemptions (Children): Additional exemptions may be claimed for children living with the Indian student in the US only if the children are US citizens or permanent residents. This usually means that the children must have been born in the US.[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]Filing Instructions: To claim benefits under the US/India Tax Treaty, Indian students MUST file Form 1040NR-EZ or Form l040NR, not a 1040. Indian students who are married must have the spouse file a separate return. The couple may not file jointly on one return unless both the Indian student and the spouse are either US citizens or permanent residents.[/background][/color][/size][/color][color=#68645E][size=3]
[color=#000000][background=transparent]An Indian student in non-immigrant status (such as F-1) who is married to a US citizen or permanent resident may elect to be treated as a US resident for tax purposes, and file a joint return. However, in that case, the student is subject to US tax on his or her world-wide income, not just US income, and would file a Form 1040.[/background][/color][/size][/color]

[k2s]

[quote name='chingchang' timestamp='1352160678' post='1302749493']

Buddi takkuvi bhayya .. okadu unnadu ley tax agent gadu .. vadu motam OPT lo ila file chestey paisalmotam vstay annadu .. appudu konchem money vasarallo unna .. so cheyyalsi vachindi
[/quote][url="http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-trty/india.pdf"]http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-trty/india.pdf[/url]

[eela]

[quote name='chingchang' timestamp='1352160678' post='1302749493']

Buddi takkuvi bhayya .. okadu unnadu ley tax agent gadu .. vadu motam OPT lo ila file chestey paisalmotam vstay annadu .. appudu konchem money vasarallo unna .. so cheyyalsi vachindi
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Nuvvu antha tax pay chesava???