Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
I entered the US on 31st October with my big white CR-1 envelope. Went back to the UK a couple of weeks later
We rented a house which started in the middle of Dec when we came back for a couple more weeks before going back to the UK for Christmas. Until the 31st Dec i was still employed by my old UK company through PAYE. My official employment started here in the US on the 1st Jan. So as of the end of 2017 I have no Employer ID number etc. In my own mind I moved here begining of Jan, but i'm sure the IRS may see it as the 31st Oct. Help appreciated. |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
You were a US permanent resident from the day you entered the US on your CR-1, therefore you will need to complete a "split year" tax return, for the periods before and after you became a permanent resident.
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12458749)
You were a US permanent resident from the day you entered the US on your CR-1, therefore you will need to complete a "split year" tax return, for the periods before and after you became a permanent resident.
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Seems like non of the online software can deal with me !! Going to be fun :)
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Can't the OP choose to be non resident for tax purposes in 2017, since he was only here a couple of months?
Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12458863)
Can't the OP choose to be non resident for tax purposes in 2017, since he was only here a couple of months?
Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by tom169
(Post 12458881)
OP passes green card test so is a resident for tax purposes from that point unless electing to do so for the entire year.
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by tom169
(Post 12458881)
OP passes green card test so is a resident for tax purposes from that point unless electing to do so for the entire year.
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
You'll want to claim a refund from HMRC on your 2017-18 UK return so that you have the cash to pay the IRS on wages earned from 31 October.
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12458917)
I agree. Once you have a green card your choices are only "part of the year" (the part after you entered and became a PR), or "all of the year". "None of the year" is no longer an option.
Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12458950)
I think that is what I meant. He can be non resident for tax purposes, all of the year 2017. ....
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Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12458917)
I agree. Once you have a green card your choices are only "part of the year" (the part after you entered and became a PR), or "all of the year". "None of the year" is no longer an option.
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12458950)
I think that is what I meant. He can be non resident for tax purposes, all of the year 2017.
Rene
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12458967)
:confused: You agreed with me, then contradicted me.
He would be: 1. Non-Resident for tax purposes 2. All of the year 2017 Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12458997)
Sorry, I am agreeing with the bolded part in your first post above.
He would be: 1. Non-Resident for tax purposes 2. All of the year 2017 Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
Originally Posted by tom169
(Post 12459003)
He can be a resident for all of the year 2017 or a dual status resident - non resident up to the day entered USA and resident thereafter.
I could be wrong. Rene |
Re: Do I need to file anything for 2017 ?
TurboTax Deluxe should be able to walk you through this.
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