Tax question
Aug 18th 2004, 11:31 pm
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Tax question
Just wondering if anyone knows the answer to this one??
I lived in the US Jan 01 to Jun 03. When I left I kept interest-bearing bank accounts there, along with credit cards & IRA.
Obviously I filed a tax return for 2003, but do I have to for 2004 to state the interest owned? Or is there a lower limit below which no return is necessary? Taking into consideration of course that I'm a non-resident & non-citizen.
Thanks.
I lived in the US Jan 01 to Jun 03. When I left I kept interest-bearing bank accounts there, along with credit cards & IRA.
Obviously I filed a tax return for 2003, but do I have to for 2004 to state the interest owned? Or is there a lower limit below which no return is necessary? Taking into consideration of course that I'm a non-resident & non-citizen.
Thanks.
Aug 19th 2004, 8:47 am
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Re: Tax question
Originally Posted by hjb
Obviously I filed a tax return for 2003, but do I have to for 2004 to state the interest owned? Or is there a lower limit below which no return is necessary? Thanks.
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Aug 19th 2004, 9:30 am
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Re: Tax question
Originally Posted by hjb
Just wondering if anyone knows the answer to this one??
I lived in the US Jan 01 to Jun 03. When I left I kept interest-bearing bank accounts there, along with credit cards & IRA.
Obviously I filed a tax return for 2003, but do I have to for 2004 to state the interest owned? Or is there a lower limit below which no return is necessary? Taking into consideration of course that I'm a non-resident & non-citizen.
Thanks.
I lived in the US Jan 01 to Jun 03. When I left I kept interest-bearing bank accounts there, along with credit cards & IRA.
Obviously I filed a tax return for 2003, but do I have to for 2004 to state the interest owned? Or is there a lower limit below which no return is necessary? Taking into consideration of course that I'm a non-resident & non-citizen.
Thanks.
This applies even if you do not have to pay the IRS a cent.
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