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Apr 10, 2006, 10:09 AM
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Single W2 form for wages earned on F1 and H1-B
Hello,
I am a citizen of India, I worked as an intern on F1 from Jan to May 2005, then from July 2005 I started working on H1-B for the same employer. But I have received only a single W2-form indicating that the wages I earned on F1 + the wages I earned on H1B are taxable.
1) Is this right? Or should the W2 form not include the wages I earned while on F1?
2) My employers payroll company says that they require a "certificate of coverage " to prove that I am tax exempt while on F1...
My husband is on H1-B and we filed taxes as ''Married filing jointly" in the 1040 Form. I thought that I could file for amendment once I receive the corrected W2 form from my employer, but now I am utterly confused and am not sure what I am supposed to do...
Your help would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks.
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Junior Member
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Apr 10, 2006, 01:35 PM
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Wages earned as F-1 student are taxable just like any other wages and I don't see a problem it being lumped with H1B wages (unless I am missing something here). "Tax exempt while on F1" most likely refer to social security and medicare taxes, a comparably small amount.
Vaya
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Senior Tax Expert
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Apr 11, 2006, 09:03 AM
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Vaya is correct again; I have nothing to add!
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New Member
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Apr 11, 2006, 10:58 AM
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But how do I claim the standard deductable for the period I was on F1 according to the India-US treaty? I was not aware of this earlier... and now since I have already filed the taxes for 2005 is there anything that can be done now?
Thanks a lot your responses are greatly appreciated!
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Senior Tax Expert
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Apr 12, 2006, 08:08 AM
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On Form 1040NR, second page, on the line marked ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS, put $5,000. Print on the dotted line to the left the following statement:
STANDARD DEDUCTION ALLOWED BY THE U.S.-INDIA TAX TREATY
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New Member
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Apr 14, 2006, 08:09 AM
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Thanks a lot for your response!
I have one more question --- since the taxes are due in 2 days ---
1) IF I file the 1040NR before April 15th do I have to file for amendment or just file 1040NR
2)What if I cannot file 1040NR before April 15th?
Thanks a ton!
R
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Senior Tax Expert
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Apr 14, 2006, 05:32 PM
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R:
If you have a refund coming, then just file Form 4868 for a 6-month extension. Then just file Form 1040NR.
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