As a non-resident earning income in the United States, you are required to report your U.S.-sourced income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This includes income from employment, investments, rental property, or services provided while physically present in the U.S.
Filing a tax return is not optional—it’s a legal obligation that can impact your ability to remain compliant with U.S. laws, maintain good financial standing, and apply for future visas or green cards.
The most common form for non-residents is:
You may also need to file:
As a non-resident, you must report income such as:
Keep accurate records of all income sources, payments, and applicable expenses.
Non-residents have limited access to tax deductions, but you may be eligible for:
Always check for tax treaties between the U.S. and your home country, as they may offer additional benefits or relief.
The deadline for non-residents to file their U.S. tax return is generally June 15, unless you earned wages subject to withholding, in which case it is April 15.
You can file your tax return:
We offer full-service tax filing for non-residents. From gathering your income documents to preparing and submitting your Form 1040-NR, we ensure accuracy and compliance every step of the way.
Unsure if you qualify for tax treaty benefits? Our experts will review your home country’s agreements with the U.S. and apply the proper exemptions or reduced rates to minimize your tax liability.