Taxes for J‑1 Visa Holders in New York: What Exchange Visitors Must Know Before FilingNew York is one of the most popular destinations for J‑1 visa holders in the United States. Exchange visitors work across hospitality, tourism, education, research, camps, and...
J‑1 Visa Taxes in Miami: What Every Exchange Visitor Should Know Before FilingMiami is one of the main destinations for J‑1 visa holders in the United States. Hospitality, tourism, restaurants, summer programs, and seasonal jobs attract thousands of exchange visitors...
Taxes for J-1 Visa Holders: The IRS Documents Most People Ignore (and Why Refunds Get Delayed)Many J-1 visa holders believe that filing taxes in the U.S. is simple: get your W-2, submit your return, and wait for the refund. Unfortunately, this assumption is one of the...
Why J-1 Visa Holders Lose Money on Their Tax Refund (And How to Avoid It in 2026)Every year, thousands of J‑1 visa holders file their U.S. taxes believing everything is correct — only to later discover they lost part (or all) of their tax refund. The problem is not...
When Do J-1 Visa Holders Receive Their W-2 and When Can They File Taxes?One of the most common questions among J-1 visa holders every year is simple but stressful: When will I receive my W-2, and when can I actually file my U.S. taxes? Understanding this timeline is...
The Truth About Nonresident Taxation in the U.S.For many foreigners, the U.S. tax system can feel confusing and intimidating. One of the most common misconceptions is the belief that being a foreigner means having no tax rights in the United States. This belief is...