1040NR? or 1040? U.S. Income Tax Returns for Visa Holders +: International Organization and Foreign Embassy Employees Seventh Edition Paperback – March 17, 2018

You! Are you in the US on a visa? Or are you a US citizen working abroad? You NEED this book. Yes, even if a professional prepares your tax returns. Know the basics. Don't pay tax twice: to the US AND to your home/foreign country!From the fundamental choice of whether to file as a resident or non-resident to the subtle advantages tax treaties can give you, this concise handbook covers it all. The intuitive table of contents and exhaustive index let you quickly zero in on the topic(s) relevant to your situation. This is not a textbook but a practical "EZ guide" -- you just flip to a page and get going, with step-by-step checklists, tips, common pitfalls and, best of all, filled-out example forms to help cement the concepts.This latest edition even gives you a heads-up about areas where the new tax law might affect your 2018 return (filed in 2019).If you're a tax pro, why are you still reading? This book will repay you not just in time saved but valuable expertise gained. Depending on where you live, you could even diversify into a relatively unique niche like H-1B workers or F-1 students.

Great resources for me when helping non-resident aliens determine their tax liability.

This book is really helpful for me have a lot information

I rely on Jean's expertise on immigrant and international matters in the TaxMama TaxQuips Forum.This is an excellent resource if you are US immigrant, visa holder, or have a spouse who is a resident or non-resident alien.Well worth the price.(In fact, get it as a gift to your own tax pro!)

This is a great resource with many practical examples. I strongly recommend anyone helping clients with foreign income and assets.