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From the original posting, it seems that he worked in PA and lives in CT. If that being the case, he needs to file for both the States.

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Sudip,
Since you had income/salary just under a month, you may not benefit from filing jointly, unless the income received was very high. In order to file jointly as residents, you should be in US...

The amount received seems low. You do not have to be concerned about estimated tax payment.

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You should be filing for both the states. PA and CT do not have a reciprocal agreement.

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Yes, you should be filing 1040.

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You do not have to pay for the period Jan-Sep.

While on OPT you do not have to pay Social Security and Medicare Taxes. Once your Status is changed to H1, you will start paying.

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If your wife do not have high income from India, you will be better off filing Joint as residents.

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First check on if were insolvent just prior to the short sale. (List all your assets and liabilities including the rental property). If you were insolvent, you could exclude the...

Just the box for 941.

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You cannot amend the returns beyond the 3 years allowed.

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Since you wife intends to join you in December or before you file the return, applying for ITIN should not be an issue.

Married with one allowance should give a decent refund.

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Yes, its retrospective.

I agree with AtlantaTaxExpert. Also do note that you will need an ITIN to file your 1040NR

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If it is your primary residence you may be eligible for relief under the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act for up to $2 Million.

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Once the debt is settled, follow up with the credit card company to update the credit bureaus on the settlement. This will improve your credit.

Cancelled debt will be considered as Income and you...

AtlantaTaxExpert is correct.

If you are just a Shareholder and have a passive investment, you do not have to withdraw a salary. If the Shareholder is also an officer, the Corporation should pay a reasonable salary. What is...

Use of one of the payroll calculators to figure out the taxes. You can try one at PaycheckCity.com | Paycheck Calculator

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Unlike Value Added Tax (VAT) in many Countries, Sales tax imposed by States in US are not refundable.

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There isn't a simple Yes or No answer.
If the disability payments are from a private policy that you made premium contributions to (not part of a State program or entirely funded by employer...

Since you are on an H1B, You are subject to Federal, State and FICA taxes. If you chose to file as a Resident, you will need to include your Income from India during the year. Will have to look at...