J-1 visa holders: yes, U.S. bank interest and investment income is taxable. Learn what counts, your filing requirements, and when you may owe tax.

Learn how dual-status year J-1 tax filing works when you’re part resident alien, part nonresident. See if your situation qualifies and what form to file.

J-1 visa holders: understand the substantial presence test, which days count, exemptions by category, and how it determines if you file Form 1040-NR or 1040.

J-1 visa holder moved during the year? Learn which state to claim on your tax return, how residency rules work, and where common mistakes happen.

J-1 visa holders may owe U.S. tax on earned income. Learn your residency status, exemptions, and whether you must file based on your visa category and history.

J-1 visa holders: learn when you can file your 2027 tax return, what determines your filing date, and how to prepare now. Get your refund faster.

J-1 visa holders spanning two calendar years: file once or twice? Learn how your program dates, visa category, and residency status determine your filing

J-1 visa holders must file taxes by calendar year, not program year. Learn why the IRS deadline matters and how to track your W-2 earnings correctly.

J-1 visa holders owe taxes to the IRS from abroad. Learn step-by-step how to pay from outside the US, payment methods, and deadlines for your J-1 return.

Schedule OI on Form 1040-NR reports U.S. income by type for J-1 visa holders. Learn what it asks, who files it, and how to complete it correctly.