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Tax Filing

Federal Tax Compliance for J-1 Non-Residents

Secure your U.S. tax compliance with precision-engineered federal filing.

As a J-1 Exchange Visitor, your tax obligations differ significantly from U.S. citizens. Most J-1 participants are classified as Non-Resident Aliens for tax purposes during their first two calendar years for students, up to five. Filing incorrectly as a ‘Resident’ is a violation of federal law.

Federal Compliance Shield

Our system blocks prohibited credits, such as the EITC, protecting your future visa eligibility from accidental tax fraud flags and IRS audits.

Correct Non-Resident Status

We guarantee your return is filed with the correct non-resident classification required for J-1 participants, avoiding the residency errors common in generic software.

W-2 Federal Analysis

Skip the complicated tax math. Simply upload your Form W-2, and we’ll handle the data entry and calculations to ensure your return is accurate and ready to file.

Maximum Legal Federal Refund

We focus on recovering the federal taxes withheld from your paycheck, ensuring you receive the highest refund amount permitted by federal law.

Federal Tax Filing for J-1 Exchange Visitors.

We have simplified the filing process to strip away unnecessary paperwork. You don’t need to be a tax expert or gather complicated forms. Our platform builds your complete federal return using only the essential documents you already possess as a J-1 participant.

According to IRS Publication 519 U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, adhering to the Substantial Presence Test rules is mandatory for maintaining compliance with your visa program.

 

✅ Passport

✅ Social Security Card

✅ W-2 forms

✅ Wage and income transcript from irs account

✅ Tax Return of the Last Year

✅ Bank information

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