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I am a non-permanent resident (L-1B Visa), I have rental income from overseas. Can I file with TurboTax?
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June 5, 2019
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Dec/14, I have already filed 2 years using HR block because I was not confident enough to do it by myself. Thanks for the question.
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Yes, you can file with TurboTax.
You are considered as a US resident for tax purposes by meeting the Substantial Presence Test. You can file a Form 1040 for your 2017 taxes to report any rental income and expenses on a Schedule E.
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Why several people mention 1040NR for non-permanent residents? Is that incorrect?
HR Block used 1040, 8582 and 4562. Should I keep on using the same forms? Does TurboTax support all of them? Thank you again.
HR Block used 1040, 8582 and 4562. Should I keep on using the same forms? Does TurboTax support all of them? Thank you again.
June 5, 2019
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With L-visa, the key is if you stay in the US for more than 183 days during the year, please read the above blue link. Most of those forms are available after 1/25/2018. Walk through the step by step instructions in the program, it will create the required forms you need.
June 5, 2019
11:28 AM