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DHS changes to F‑1 visas arrive 9/15 and raise new risks for international students - U.S. tax residency, IRS reporting, Form 8843 rules, and tax compliance traps.

Every international student in the United States has to file a tax form each year. This applies even if there was no job, no stipend and no income. Many F-1 and J-1 students learn about this rule only ...

YES. All international students and scholars are required by law to file at least one tax form (Form 8843), even if you have not received U.S. source income. If you have received a scholarship, ...

ISSS will be sending out periodic reminders throughout the tax season to help you file your taxes correctly and on time. See below for tips, resources, and steps. All international students and ...

Faculty Advancement and Postdoctoral Affairs is not trained in tax laws and CANNOT give tax advice or assist with the filing of your return. The information provided below is meant to serve a resource ...