A******a
发帖数: 587 | 1 07年8月到11年6月是J1，11年8月开始F1，能按resident报税吗？
还享受F1的tax treaty吗？
10年10月生的宝宝能claim child treaty 吗？
谢谢 | r****a
发帖数: 3249 | 2 your J-1 visa in 2011 is considered "resident" because you came here in 2007.
After you get F-1 visa, you become "NR".
In 2011, your number of days as "resident" is 183 days (let's say your J1
was till June30of 2011). You meet the substantial presence test for 2011.
You are resident for tax year 2011.
You cannot claim F1 tax treaty because your F-1 visa was not obtained in China.
【在 A******a 的大作中提到】
: 07年8月到11年6月是J1，11年8月开始F1，能按resident报税吗？
: 还享受F1的tax treaty吗？
: 10年10月生的宝宝能claim child treaty 吗？
: 谢谢
| A******a
发帖数: 587 | 3 thanks
2007.
China.
【在 r****a 的大作中提到】
: your J-1 visa in 2011 is considered "resident" because you came here in 2007.
: After you get F-1 visa, you become "NR".
: In 2011, your number of days as "resident" is 183 days (let's say your J1
: was till June30of 2011). You meet the substantial presence test for 2011.
: You are resident for tax year 2011.
: You cannot claim F1 tax treaty because your F-1 visa was not obtained in China.
| s*******u
发帖数: 241 | 4 wait, if you came here in 07 and I assume you were J-1 scholar (rather than
student), you would have become resident in 09 already. Because you can only
be exempt from the substantial presence test for the first 2 calendar yrs.
But in any case you were J-1 students, you can be NR for 4 yrs. so in any
case you would have been resident since 2011.
Please correct me if I was mistaken...coz I am trying to figure out my own
status as well!!
Thanks! | A******a
发帖数: 587 | 5 09 claimed as NR, 10 claimed as R
if that helps | A******a
发帖数: 587 | 6 My J1 did expire on June 30, 2011,so in 2011, my number of days as "resident
" is only 180 days. But after J1 visa expires, I have 2 months "grace
period". Can I count those two months as my J1 status? Actually I didn't
get my F1 approved until late Sept, 2011.
Thanks for your explanation!
2007.
China.
【在 r****a 的大作中提到】
: your J-1 visa in 2011 is considered "resident" because you came here in 2007.
: After you get F-1 visa, you become "NR".
: In 2011, your number of days as "resident" is 183 days (let's say your J1
: was till June30of 2011). You meet the substantial presence test for 2011.
: You are resident for tax year 2011.
: You cannot claim F1 tax treaty because your F-1 visa was not obtained in China.
| r****a
发帖数: 3249 | 7 Without counting grace period, you are already resident for tax year 2011.
FYI:
If you keep F-1 from Sept 2011 on, you are NR for 2012 tax year.
0（for 2012)+6/3(for 2011)+12/6(for 2010) <183 days. You dont meet
substantial presence test for 2012 tax year.
resident
【在 A******a 的大作中提到】
: My J1 did expire on June 30, 2011,so in 2011, my number of days as "resident
: " is only 180 days. But after J1 visa expires, I have 2 months "grace
: period". Can I count those two months as my J1 status? Actually I didn't
: get my F1 approved until late Sept, 2011.
: Thanks for your explanation!
:
: 2007.
: China.
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