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For more information, please do not hesitate to [contact](contact Martha.Redondo@ptsem.edu. Please remember)[ ](contact Martha.Redondo@ptsem.edu. Please remember)[Martha.Redondo@ptsem.edu](contact Martha.Redondo@ptsem.edu. Please remember)[. Please remember](contact Martha.Redondo@ptsem.edu. Please remember) this information is basic general information to help you get started in completing your tax forms. The Office of Global Services or any office of Princeton Seminary cannot assist you with your tax forms and legally cannot answer any individual tax questions. Please contact appropriate tax counsel for specific tax questions.  \n➢ If you are F-1/J-1 student with no U. S. income or scholarships for 2026, you do need to file with  \nGlacier.  \nAll nonresident aliens for tax purposes, in F or J status, are required to complete Form 8843 with the IRS regardless of whether they received income. This also includes dependents in F-2 and J-2 status, regardless of age.  \nForm 8843 (please note that in January we will provide the 2023 version):  \n[https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8843.pdf](https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8843.pdf)  \n➢ Determining if you have U. S. Source Income in 2026  \n➢ Tax Extension  \nIf you need more time, you may want to request a tax filing extension by filing Form 4868.  \nIf you wish to file for an extension:  \nYou will need to have processed enough on your taxes to know if you owe the IRS or if you expect arefund.  \n• Filing the Form 4868 extends your deadline for filing taxes by 6 months but does not extend the deadline of payment owed to the IRS. For those filing just the Form 8843, you have until June 15, 2026 and do not need to file a tax extension.  \n• You will still need to pay any estimated owed taxes by April 15th. This form only allows you to file an extension for federal tax returns.  \n• You can find the Tax Extension Form 4868 online through the IRS: [http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs](http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs)pdf/f4868.pdf  \n➢ Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Information Number ITIN:  \nYou do not need the SSN or ITN to complete form 8843 if you have not earned U.S. source income.  \nA SSN or ITIN is required in order to complete the 1040NR or 1040 NR EZ forms. If any of these forms are filed without any of these numbers, they will be returned and not processed.  \nThe second way to apply for the ITIN is in conjunction with filing your tax return. If you choose this option, the Office of Global Services cannot act as a certifier of your documents. You must obtain a  \ncertified copy of your passport from your passport issuing agency or consulate. We cannot help you with the W-7 form or ifany issues arise in obtaining the ITIN.  \nDownload all IRS forms and instructions (e.g., 1040NR, 1040 NR-EZ, 8843) from the IRS.  \n➢ Form 1099  \nRegardless of your status as a resident or non-resident for tax purposes, you should receive a Form 1099 from your bank noting the amount of interest you earned in 2026. Please keep this for your records.  \n➢ Mailing Address for Federal Tax Forms 1040NR, 1040NR-EZ and Form 8843  \nAll non-resident federal tax forms must be mailed to:  \nDepartment of Treasury  \nInternal Revenue Service Center  \nAustin, TX 73301-0215  \nIf enclosing a payment mail the form to:  \nInternal Revenue Service Center  \nP.O. Box 1303  \nCharlotte, NC 28201-1303  \n➢ Other considerations Tax Treaties  \nMany students and scholars come from countries that have tax treaties with the U.S. This means that you may be able to earn a certain amount of money in the US without having to pay federal tax if your country has a tax treaty with the US. This link to Publication 901 will provide you with information on any tax treaty your country may have with the US.  \n➢ How can GLACIER Tax ","cbCaigMywdWGKcH7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigMywdWGKcH7","pdf",213498,"English","# TAX PREPARATIONS\n## Who must file Form 8843 for 2026\n## Determining U.S. source income and tax extension (Form 4868)\n## SSN or ITIN requirements for Form 1040NR/1040NR-EZ\n## Form 1099 and mailing addresses for federal forms\n## Tax treaties and using GLACIER Tax Prep","[{\"question\":\"Who is required to complete Form 8843 for tax year 2026?\",\"answer\":\"All nonresident aliens in F or J status for tax purposes must complete Form 8843 regardless of whether they received income. 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