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Each one of you have a unique tax position and so you are responsible for your own tax determination and compliance. Xavier does not offer legal, accounting, or tax advice and services, and recommends students consult a tax advisor for individual tax advice.\nINTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS\nNonresident vs resident alien\nF and J students are nonresident aliens for the first 5 years in the US\nJ non-students (Scholars) are nonresidents for the first 2 years in the US\nThis counts prior history (if you entered the country prior to being a student\nThe A and G visas are always nonresident (ambassadors and other diplomats)\nIf you don’t fall under any of these categories, you don’t have to be here \nFEDERAL TAX BASICS\nFederal Forms for nonresidents\nForm 8843\nForm 1040NR or Form 10NR-EZ\nWHO MUST FILE\nReceived taxable earnings or income over $0 in previous tax year (received a W2 or 1099 form)\nReceived a taxable stipend, grant or allowance in previous tax year (received a 1042S form)\nEveryone must complete Form 8843 – irrespective of income or days of presence.\nOther Income?\nEmployment\nScholarship covering costs other than tuition and tuition related\nExpenses (merit-based or athletic scholarships that cover):\nRoom and board\nStipend\nInvestment income/Crypto\nOther Income?\nGambling winnings\nFocus group – gift card\nRental income (over 14 nights)\nSelling art/design works\nAll reportable\nTYPES OF INCOME\nNON TAXABLE\nINCOME\nScholarship for ONLY tuition and related expenses (merit-based/Athletics)\nScholarship received from outside the US\nMoney transferred from parents/relatives overseas\nIncome ‘earned’ in their home country (investment income, rent, job before moving to US, etc.)\nInterest on regular savings account\nIncome documents nonresidents may receive at the end of the tax year\nW2\nOutlines Wages, Salary, Compensation from the entire year (Employment Earnings)\n1042-S\nFellowship / Taxable Scholarships / Non-Degree Aid\nIncome exempt by a tax treaty\nRoyalty Payments\nPrize/Award/Miscellaneous foreign payments\n1099 Series\nXavier Prizes and Awards\nRental income\nInvestment Income\nIndependent Contractor Services\tand Commissions\nINCOME\nDOCUMENTS\nIncome documents nonresidents may receive at the end of the tax year\nW2\nOutlines Wages, Salary, Compensation from the entire year (Employment Earnings)\n1042-S\nFellowship / Taxable Scholarships / Non-Degree Aid\nIncome exempt by a tax treaty\nRoyalty Payments\nPrize/Award/Miscellaneous foreign payments\n1099 Series\nXavier Prizes and Awards\nRental income\nInvestment Income\nIndependent Contractor Services\tand Commissions\nINCOME\nDOCUMENTS\nIncome documents nonresidents may receive at the end of the tax year\nW2\nOutlines Wages, Sal","cbCaivH8cxfLoFIM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivH8cxfLoFIM","pptx",12933227,41,"English","# Tax Workshop Agenda\n## Introductory Concepts\n## Federal Tax Return Basics\n## State Tax Return Basics\n## Payment for Tax Code and Sprintax\n## Step-by-Step Filing Workflow (Sprintax)\n## Ohio Residency Determination\n## Q&A","[{\"question\":\"Who must complete Form 8843 during the federal tax return process for nonresidents?\",\"answer\":\"Everyone must complete Form 8843, irrespective of income or days of presence. 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