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I moved to Guam from the U.S. in April of 2017. I earned income in the U.S. but did NOT earn any income in Guam. Where/how do I file and is there anything special I need?

I moved to Guam from the U.S. in April of 2017. I earned income in the U.S. but did NOT earn any income in Guam. Where/how do I file and is there anything special I need? I keep finding conflicting information but it doesn’t seem specific to my unique situation

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KarenJ
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I moved to Guam from the U.S. in April of 2017. I earned income in the U.S. but did NOT earn any income in Guam. Where/how do I file and is there anything special I need?

Guam is considered a U.S. Territory, not one of the U.S. 50 states. When entering your address in personal information, state drop down menu has foreign/us possession as an option if you are still living in Guam.  However, that information only relates to the fact that you can file using an unusual address for correspondence reasons.

You should be able to file your federal and state returns as usual, just declaring your US wages.

As a US citizen or resident alien, you need to report your worldwide income no matter where it is received or earned.

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KarenJ
Intuit Alumni

I moved to Guam from the U.S. in April of 2017. I earned income in the U.S. but did NOT earn any income in Guam. Where/how do I file and is there anything special I need?

Guam is considered a U.S. Territory, not one of the U.S. 50 states. When entering your address in personal information, state drop down menu has foreign/us possession as an option if you are still living in Guam.  However, that information only relates to the fact that you can file using an unusual address for correspondence reasons.

You should be able to file your federal and state returns as usual, just declaring your US wages.

As a US citizen or resident alien, you need to report your worldwide income no matter where it is received or earned.

I moved to Guam from the U.S. in April of 2017. I earned income in the U.S. but did NOT earn any income in Guam. Where/how do I file and is there anything special I need?

Thank you- that’s what I thought. I was thrown off by the Bona fide Resident clause and just wanted to double check and make sure I covered all my bases.

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