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We cannot give tax advice .  \nThis meeting will not be recorded and we do not authorize  \nany third party recordings of this meeting. For specific help, please speak with a tax expert.  \n●  Useful U.S. Tax TermsTable of Contents  \n●  Important Tax Dates  \n●  Do I have to File U.S . Tax Forms?  \n●  Determining Residency for Tax Purposes  \n● Tax Forms to File as a Nonresident  \n●  Before Filing Federal Taxes   \n●  Filing Federal Taxes  \n●  SSN vs ITIN  \n●  Filing CA State Taxes  \n●  Resources and Tips  \nUseful U.S . Tax Terms  \nUseful U.S . Tax Term  \n● IRS (Internal Revenue Service) : U.S. federal tax collection agency  \n● Income Tax Return: Tax forms that you complete to report income and other tax information and submit to the IRS.  \n● Tax Residency: This determines how you file taxes.  \nYou may file as either:  \n○ Nonresident for tax purposes or  \n○ Resident for tax purposes  \n● GLACIER Tax Prep (GTP): GTP is an online income tax filing software designed for international students and scholars who are considered nonresidents for tax filing purposes.  \nImportant Tax Dates  \nImportant Tax Dates  \nFederal Tax Deadline for 2025 tax year for those with income:  \n● April 15, 2026  \nCalifornia State Tax Deadline for 2025 tax year:  \n● April 15, 2026  \nDo I Have to File U.S . Tax Forms?  \nDo I Have to File U.S . Tax Forms?  \n2025 2026  \nWere you present in the U.S. in 2025 in F or J status?  \nIf you were present in 2025, you must file tax forms. 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