I am a UK citizen, living in the UK. I lived and worked in the USA for 15 years returning to the UK in 2006. Last year I retired and started receiving US Social Security payments from the the time that I worked in the USA. I assume I now have to file a US tax return for 2021,
My question - I have tried to determine this through the form instructions but its unclear - should this be through a standard 1040, or a 1040-NR?
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Since you are not a US citizen and your only US income are SS benefits you are not required to file a US tax return of any kind.
Since you are not a US citizen and your only US income are SS benefits you are not required to file a US tax return of any kind.
thanks for the reply. I did wonder whether this was the case.
I have an IRA from my time in the US. If/When I start taking money out of that I presume I will need to do a tax return.
Maybe ... depending on how much you take out per year ... then you would file a 1040-NR.
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