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Thanks for the information! I have one year of schooling left and then I’ll be licensed to work in the state of Michigan but plan to remain in Canada and eventually transfer my licensing over to Canada. So I don’t plan on working in the US for more than 3-5 years.

I think the trouble is that taxes were withheld automatically. Although I am not making a substantial amount, I don’t want to run into trouble for not filing both my US and Canadian income in the long run since that’s way more of a hassle. I receive a stipend and scholarship waiver from the college ...

My primary address is in Canada. I live in a cross-border city so I go to school and come back everyday. I do not live in the US nor have an address. Not sure what you mean by the second point. It’s a US school so it’s US income.

Hello! I acquired US citizenship through birth to a US citizen but was born in Canada and have lived there my entire life. I am only considered a resident of Canada and not the US. I recently began school at a US college and I am earning income through the school. For the 2019 tax year, I will have ...