My situation is
F1: 2016 August---2019 February 17
H1b: 2019 February 18- 2019 Dec 31
My understanding is that I met the Substantial Presence Test of 183 days as a resident alien. But in January and February because I'm an exempt individual, I was a non-resident alien. Therefore, I have to file as a dual status. Is this correct?
If this is correct, here comes to another question. I worked for the same company for the whole 2019 and received one W2. How can I determine what amount is for non-resident and what for resident? Do I just probate by month?
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Yes, you meet the definition of a dual-status alien. If you were paid the same amount throughout the year you can prorate your income. Otherwise, you can use your pay stubs or obtain the portion of your salary paid during the nonresident and resident periods using
Yes, you meet the definition of a dual-status alien. If you were paid the same amount throughout the year you can prorate your income. Otherwise, you can use your pay stubs or obtain the portion of your salary paid during the nonresident and resident periods using
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