my son worked in another state for the summer for an internship. It is the same state as his college. Is he considered a part time resident for this work?

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No. He is a non-resident of that state.

The state of legal residence is the student's true, fixed, and permanent home. If your son moved into a state for the sole purpose of attending a school, that state does not count as his legal residence.

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I am considered a us resident for tax purposes since I have been here on my F1 student visa more than 5 calendar years. I made 0 income in 2024, do I still need to file?

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my son worked in another state for the summer for an internship. It is the same state as his college. Is he considered a part time resident for this work?

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