The IRS only uses "occupation" for statistical purposes....

For occupation: I am a full time student and just got a full time job/internship, which one should I put down?

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The IRS only uses "occupation" for statistical purposes. If you were a student for most of 2016, "Student" makes sense. ("I just got a job...")

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You can list whatever you feel best suits your occupation, as the occupation you enter does not affect your tax return.

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For occupation: I am a full time student and just got a full time job/internship, which one should I put down?

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