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In the following, references to comparable lines of Form 1040NR are given in parentheses.  \nForm 1040NR-EZ, Page 1  \n• Enter your name and identifying number (social security number or Individual Tax Identification Number [ITIN]) at the top of the form.  \n• List your Amherst College address as the “Present home address” and “City, town or post office, state, and ZIP code” on the second and third lines. “Country” on the fourth line may be left blank or “U.S.A.” may be entered.  \n• Boxes 1 and 2 (Form 104NR, Boxes 1-6, as appropriate) . Check your filing status as “single” or“married,” as appropriate.  \n• Line 3 (Form 104NR, Line 8) . Enter the total of your “wages, salaries, tips, etc.”(if any) reported in Box 1 of your W-2 form(s) for 2014.  \n• (Form 1040NR, Lines 9a, 9b, 10a, and 10b. Enter appropriate interest and dividend information.)  \n• Line 4 (Form 1040NR, Line 11) . If you had a refund in 2013 from state taxes (not federal taxes) withheld in a previous year, enter the amount.  \n• Line 5 (Form 1040NR, Line 12) . If there is a relevant tax treaty between your home country and the United States (see list on page 5), skip to Line 6. (See Form 1040NR, Line 22) . Otherwise, determine the amount of taxable scholarship from Form 1042-S for 2014. Enter the amount from Box 2 (“gross income”) . A copy of your Form 1042-S will suffice for the“explanation” to be attached.  \n• Line 6 (Form 104NR, Line 22) . If there is no relevant tax treaty between your home country and the United States (your country is not listed on page 5), leave this line blank, and go on to line 7. If there is a relevant treaty, enter the amount from Box 2 of Form 1042-S, but not more than the “maximum amount” in the tax treaty listing. If the amount from Form 1042-S is greater than the maximum amount, enter the maximum amount in line 6 and any excess amount in line 5.  \n• Line 7. Enter the sum of lines 3, 4, and 5.  \n• Line 10 (Form 1040NR, Line 36) . Repeat line 7.  \n• Line 11 (Form 1040NR. Line 38) . If you had state and/or local income taxes withheld in 2014, enter the sum of the amounts from Form W-2, Boxes 17 and 19.  \nIf you are a resident of India, note that a special tax-treaty provision allows students to subtract the “standard deduction” that usually applies to [U.S. tax](U.S. tax) residents. Enter the standard deduction amount ($6,200 for a single person for 2014) .  \n• Line 12 (Form 1040NR, Line 39) . Subtract line 11 from line 10. If the result is negative, enter zero.  \n• Line 13 (Form 104NR, Line 40) . Enter $3,950 (the “personal exemption” for 2014) .  \n• Line 14 (Form 1040NR, Line 41) . Subtract line 13 from line 12. If the result is negative, enter zero.  \n• Line 15 (Form 1040NR, Line 42) . Enter your income tax from the attached 2014 tax table.  \n• Line 17 (Form 1040NR, Line 60) . 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If you want a paper check sent to an address","cbCaicO97adsDfvT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicO97adsDfvT","pdf",329018,8,"English","# Page 1: Key Lines and Filing Steps\n## Personal information, address, and filing status\n## Income lines (wages, interest/dividends, taxable scholarship) and treaty rules\n## Deductions, personal exemption, tax table, withholding, and refund/payment\n# Page 2: Schedule OI – Other Information\n## Responding to questions, visa type, and travel dates\n## Treaty-exempt scholarship aid details (Lines J1–J2)\n# Form 8843 Overview","[{\"question\":\"When should you use Form 1040NR instead of 1040NR-EZ for 2014?\",\"answer\":\"Use Form 1040NR rather than 1040NR-EZ if you had income other than wages and taxable scholarship, such as interest, dividends, or capital gains.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you determine taxable scholarship on Line 5 for Form 1040NR-EZ?\",\"answer\":\"If there is a relevant tax treaty between your home country and the United States, skip to Line 6. 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