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[QUOTE=claxman;465377]According to the IRS,a resident is someone who has stayed in the USA for more than 183 days of a calendar year.If you have lived then you have to file FBAR.[/QUOTE] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=Arial] International Student in F1, J1, M, Q visa taxes, are considered as Non Resident ...

[QUOTE=okonomi;465115]Did you have any income for which you are REQUIRED to file taxes in the United States ? See Who is required to file federal tax returns at: [URL]http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96623,00.html[/URL] and at [URL]http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=105097,00.html ...

Hi, Thanks a lot for all the replies. However I forgot to mention an important detail. Currently I am an international student on F1 visa (for three years now). I read on the IRS website that only residents have to file FBAR and since I am on F1, I am not a resident yet. Therfore, I don't think I ...

Hi, I am international student on F1 status (for three years now) and I have a NRE account with more than 10K USD in India. Do I have to file an FBAR or do I have to pay interest earned on the principal amount in my NRE account as taxes to the IRS. Any information would be appreciated and I thank ...

Hi, I needed some help. I recently (Jan 2012) transferred my entire savings ($15k) to an NRI bank account in India under my name in a fixed deposit scheme that matures after 2 years. I did not know that we had to notify the IRS and file a FBAR after doing so. Therefore this year, I filed my taxes ...

Hi, I needed some help. I recently (Jan 2012) transferred my entire savings ($15k) to an NRI bank account in India under my name in a fixed deposit scheme that matures after 2 years. I did not know that we had to notify the IRS and file a FBAR after doing so. Therefore this year, I filed my taxes ...