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How to file taxes if under visa transfer
I transferred my h1b visa, I want to inquire on the ff:
1. Requirements from my previous employer for filling the taxes 2. Requirements from my present employer for filling the taxes 3. When would be the filling of the taxes Regards, cap_ece |
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BOTH employers will have to provide you a W-2. If your combined income exceeds $100,000, you MAY be entitled to a refund of some of your Social Security taxes (this will be addressed on your 2007 tax return,
Other than that, you will file a normal tax return with TWO W-2s instead of one. |
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