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john_and_marlene Mentor

john_and_marlene   162

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In USA...Do Real Estate investor and disable veteran have to pay taxes , I mean fill out form 1040 and w 2?

Yes, if they have taxable income.

Disability income is not taxable.

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12/05/2005 Visa received

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12/17/2005 Wedding

12/20/2005 Applied for SSN

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02/03/2006 AOS sent (Did not apply for EAD or AP)

02/09/2006 NOA

02/16/2006 Case status Online

05/01/2006 Biometrics Appt.

07/12/2006 AOS Interview APPROVED

07/24/2006 GC arrived

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05/27/2008 Lifting of Conditions sent (TSC > VSC)

06/03/2008 Check Cleared

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07/08/2008 Driver's License renewed

04/20/2009 Lifting of Conditions approved

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

Edited by YuAndDan

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john_and_marlene Mentor

john_and_marlene   162

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US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

What line on the 1040 requires the reporting of non-taxable income other than non-taxable interest?

05/16/2005 I-129F Sent

05/28/2005 I-129F NOA1

06/21/2005 I-129F NOA2

07/18/2005 Consulate Received package from NVC

11/09/2005 Medical

11/16/2005 Interview APPROVED

12/05/2005 Visa received

12/07/2005 POE Minneapolis

12/17/2005 Wedding

12/20/2005 Applied for SSN

01/14/2005 SSN received in the mail

02/03/2006 AOS sent (Did not apply for EAD or AP)

02/09/2006 NOA

02/16/2006 Case status Online

05/01/2006 Biometrics Appt.

07/12/2006 AOS Interview APPROVED

07/24/2006 GC arrived

05/02/2007 Driver's License - Passed Road Test!

05/27/2008 Lifting of Conditions sent (TSC > VSC)

06/03/2008 Check Cleared

07/08/2008 INFOPASS (I-551 stamp)

07/08/2008 Driver's License renewed

04/20/2009 Lifting of Conditions approved

04/28/2009 Card received in the mail

Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

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US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

What line on the 1040 requires the reporting of non-taxable income other than non-taxable interest?

16A (for example) with 16B being the taxable portion (if any) of that amount. :thumbs:

john_and_marlene Mentor

john_and_marlene   162

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Philippines
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US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

What line on the 1040 requires the reporting of non-taxable income other than non-taxable interest?

16A (for example) with 16B being the taxable portion (if any) of that amount. :thumbs:

16b is only for partially taxable pensions and annuities. You would not report non-taxable disability income there.

I'm assuming the OP was interested in the disabled veteran's disability income which is not taxable and is not reported on the 1040. It is not a pension or annuity and is wholely non-taxable.

05/16/2005 I-129F Sent

05/28/2005 I-129F NOA1

06/21/2005 I-129F NOA2

07/18/2005 Consulate Received package from NVC

11/09/2005 Medical

11/16/2005 Interview APPROVED

12/05/2005 Visa received

12/07/2005 POE Minneapolis

12/17/2005 Wedding

12/20/2005 Applied for SSN

01/14/2005 SSN received in the mail

02/03/2006 AOS sent (Did not apply for EAD or AP)

02/09/2006 NOA

02/16/2006 Case status Online

05/01/2006 Biometrics Appt.

07/12/2006 AOS Interview APPROVED

07/24/2006 GC arrived

05/02/2007 Driver's License - Passed Road Test!

05/27/2008 Lifting of Conditions sent (TSC > VSC)

06/03/2008 Check Cleared

07/08/2008 INFOPASS (I-551 stamp)

07/08/2008 Driver's License renewed

04/20/2009 Lifting of Conditions approved

04/28/2009 Card received in the mail

Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

Posted
Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Germany
 Timeline
Posted
US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

What line on the 1040 requires the reporting of non-taxable income other than non-taxable interest?

16A (for example) with 16B being the taxable portion (if any) of that amount. :thumbs:

16b is only for partially taxable pensions and annuities. You would not report non-taxable disability income there.

I'm assuming the OP was interested in the disabled veteran's disability income which is not taxable and is not reported on the 1040. It is not a pension or annuity and is wholely non-taxable.

So your saying (to the OP) he/she does not need to file a tax return...?

john_and_marlene Mentor

john_and_marlene   162

Posted
Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Philippines
 Timeline
Posted (edited)
US Citizens file returns (1040) every year, only if income falls below a certain amount then can not file a return, but IRS recommends filing even if income is Zero.

Taxable and non-taxable income is reported on the return (1040), they just don't have to pay tax on the NON-Taxable amount reported.

What line on the 1040 requires the reporting of non-taxable income other than non-taxable interest?

16A (for example) with 16B being the taxable portion (if any) of that amount. :thumbs:

16b is only for partially taxable pensions and annuities. You would not report non-taxable disability income there.

I'm assuming the OP was interested in the disabled veteran's disability income which is not taxable and is not reported on the 1040. It is not a pension or annuity and is wholely non-taxable.

So your saying (to the OP) he/she does not need to file a tax return...?

No--that's not what I replied. I said they have to pay taxes and file if they have taxable income. Subseqent posts were disputing the claim that non-taxable income is reported on the 1040.

I have 3 types of income.

1. Earned income

2. Pension income

3. Disability income

I file a tax return and report the Earned income and pension income. I do not report the disability income--it is not taxable and there is no place to report it.

I get a W-2 for the earned income.

I get a 1099R for the pension.

I do not get any form for the disability income.

Edited by john_and_marlene

05/16/2005 I-129F Sent

05/28/2005 I-129F NOA1

06/21/2005 I-129F NOA2

07/18/2005 Consulate Received package from NVC

11/09/2005 Medical

11/16/2005 Interview APPROVED

12/05/2005 Visa received

12/07/2005 POE Minneapolis

12/17/2005 Wedding

12/20/2005 Applied for SSN

01/14/2005 SSN received in the mail

02/03/2006 AOS sent (Did not apply for EAD or AP)

02/09/2006 NOA

02/16/2006 Case status Online

05/01/2006 Biometrics Appt.

07/12/2006 AOS Interview APPROVED

07/24/2006 GC arrived

05/02/2007 Driver's License - Passed Road Test!

05/27/2008 Lifting of Conditions sent (TSC > VSC)

06/03/2008 Check Cleared

07/08/2008 INFOPASS (I-551 stamp)

07/08/2008 Driver's License renewed

04/20/2009 Lifting of Conditions approved

04/28/2009 Card received in the mail

 
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