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GC holder and taxes..
Hi,
I have GC for over a year. I'm not employed, and never had any job. My current occupation is student. My parents support me. I have credit card and savings in bank. I don't have any regular income, just money in the back to pay for classes. I'm just curious. Do i have to pay taxes? If yes, what forms do i need to use? Any help is appreciated.
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how old are you?
if you are 19-23 years old as a full time student, u can be filed with your parants' tax return. get more info from lawyer and tax counter |
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I would say that you do nt necessarily have to pay taxes, but you have to file a tax return.
If your worldwide ( GC holder ) income is less than somehing like 8k$, then you do not pay taxes. But, as a GC holder, it is advisable to still file a return. If you have savings in abank, you hopefully made some interests. You should have received a form 1099 INT. Also, be careful : if you have an assitantship from your school, the rules on taxation might differ between federal and state taxes. As a GC holder, never file form of the 1040NR series : NR stands for Non-resident. 1040EZ ( EZ is for easy : simpler form than the regular 1040 ) would be easiest to use.
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