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nelsona wrote:
> The best way is to file the W-7 with a return, although, technically, for a
> "renewal" of ITIN< you could simply send the W-7.
>
> Can I ask why you are needing to list your adult children as dependent?
> There is no exemption any longer.

Thanks for the reply Nelsona! The free ...

Both my adult children (one is 24 and the other is 22) I included as dependents when I did my 1040-NR for 2019 (I haven't sent it in yet). Both of their ITIN numbers expired but my daughter (who still lives with me) started working in the US under the TN visa program and received a SSN but I also ...

Grad467_2 wrote:
> Hey guys, I just read that the IRS is currently not accepting paper returns
> for 1040-NR (see below). If that's the case, is there anything that can be
> submitted via an e-file? I assume that all 1040-NR have to be submitted via
> physically mailing in the return based on filing ...

Hey guys, I just read that the IRS is currently not accepting paper returns for 1040-NR (see below). If that's the case, is there anything that can be submitted via an e-file? I assume that all 1040-NR have to be submitted via physically mailing in the return based on filing in the US in the past ...

I found the information below on the following site (https://www.barrisassociates.com/blog/do-you-need-to-renew-your-itin/43396). So it looks as though I can still file my 2019 1040_NR using my son's expired ITIN number but they will hold off on any credit's (I assume including for the Michigan ...

Good afternoon one and all. I posted the information below on another thread and got no reply so I decided to start another thread specifically about my situation (I have spent the last several days searching the internet and I have not gotten any clear direction how I should approach my situation ...

Redpen wrote:
> Grad467_2 wrote:
> > Good afternoon one and all. Came across this forum after doing a number of
> > searches while getting information to file both my US and Canadian tax
> > return for 2019 and I am extremely happy to have found it since it's been
> > very helpful answering many of ...

Grad467_2 wrote:
> Question about ITIN - when I did my 1040NR, I found no deductions on the
> federal side but got a bigger return via my state return (Michigan). Did I
> make a mistake or is this the case (claiming dependents will increase your
> state refund)?
>
> If so, I have another question ...

nelsona wrote:
> If you paid thru your payroll, it MUST appear on your w-2 (Box 12 code w).
> If you paid on your own, you simply enter it on 1040, and fill form 8889.
> The form from your HSA will be issued long after tax time

Doesn't appear on w-2 (Box 12 code w) but I did pay into HSA (deduction ...

nelsona wrote:
> You need to file in US for 2019. DO that, and you will get the check.
Thank you

Question about ITIN - when I did my 1040NR, I found no deductions on the federal side but got a bigger return via my state return (Michigan). Did I make a mistake or is this the case (claiming dependents will increase your state refund)?

If so, I have another question. Both my adult children (one ...

Good evening Nelsona. I paid into an HSA for 2019 but it does not appear on my W2 in any of the boxes. Can I simply print out from the company I work for the amount I paid into the HSA for 2019 or will I need a tax document for filing purposes?

Thanks in advance for any information from anyone in ...

Good afternoon one and all. Came across this forum after doing a number of searches while getting information to file both my US and Canadian tax return for 2019 and I am extremely happy to have found it since it's been very helpful answering many of my Google questions. I just noticed this thread ...