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    evatang Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Mar 27, 2008, 04:04 PM
    J1 visa holder, earn only $6000 a year, qualify for tax refunds?
    I am J1 visa holder (with Hong Kong residency, which is not included in the tax treaty).
    My salary is only 6000 per year.
    I am currently paying both state and federal taxes.

    Do I qualify for a tax refund, since I earn so little?
    Would I able to get all my taxes refund or just partial?
    Do I fill in the tax refund form after the tax year?
    Or can I stop the automatic tax withdrawals immediately?

    I heard that some J visa holders can apply for rental tax deduction?
    Is that possible in my status?
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    Mar 28, 2008, 04:02 AM
    You will file nonresident tax return. On federal return your exemption is $3,400 plus state income tax deduction. So you have about $2,500 of taxable income. Your tax is about $250.

    You must file your tax return since your income is over $3,400.

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