Statement of non filing

[aidankari 0]

We are preparing our AOS and as my wife was in Ireland in 2007 she did not file a tax return. We read that you should submit a statement of non filing to state this. Is there a template that we can use? or has anyone else had a similar experience?

[It's me 1]

I went through this also. I perepared my own statement, plus, I showed proof from the government that I'm not required to file. They will want proof to support your claim of not being required to file.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

[aidankari 0]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

If she had no income/job and was a student - that is all you have to show in the statement, as per the instructions. (if you wish, you can toss in her school transcript.)

The evidence part is if you made income and you were able not to pay taxes because of some rule/law that was possible for you. Which is not your case, since she didn't work, since she was a student.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

A statement that she was a student, not employed and had no income. It doesn't matter if she was in Ireland or not if she had no income. Alternatively it may be just as easy to file a 1040EZ, claim -0- income and be done with it. If no tax is owed, there is no penalty for filing late. You can download prior year tax forms on the internet, do a search for "2007/1040EZ" for example (or whatever year you want the form for)

[aidankari 0]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

A statement that she was a student, not employed and had no income. It doesn't matter if she was in Ireland or not if she had no income. Alternatively it may be just as easy to file a 1040EZ, claim -0- income and be done with it. If no tax is owed, there is no penalty for filing late. You can download prior year tax forms on the internet, do a search for "2007/1040EZ" for example (or whatever year you want the form for)

Regarding the 2007/1040EZ. Should we file this with IRS or just fill it out and file with the AOS application?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

A statement that she was a student, not employed and had no income. It doesn't matter if she was in Ireland or not if she had no income. Alternatively it may be just as easy to file a 1040EZ, claim -0- income and be done with it. If no tax is owed, there is no penalty for filing late. You can download prior year tax forms on the internet, do a search for "2007/1040EZ" for example (or whatever year you want the form for)

Regarding the 2007/1040EZ. Should we file this with IRS or just fill it out and file with the AOS application?

It would be kinda useless without being filed with the IRS first

[aidankari 0]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

A statement that she was a student, not employed and had no income. It doesn't matter if she was in Ireland or not if she had no income. Alternatively it may be just as easy to file a 1040EZ, claim -0- income and be done with it. If no tax is owed, there is no penalty for filing late. You can download prior year tax forms on the internet, do a search for "2007/1040EZ" for example (or whatever year you want the form for)

Regarding the 2007/1040EZ. Should we file this with IRS or just fill it out and file with the AOS application?

It would be kinda useless without being filed with the IRS first

thanks for the smart remark, really helps when we are under pressure with all of this stuff. Sorry for wasting your time.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

There is no standard template that I know of, but I would think using the Buisness Standard Letter format will work.

Why didn't she file?

If it was because the income was too low, then just a written statement is needed, but if it was because there is another reason, you will need additional evidence to show why.

Sign and date of course.

kari was a student in Ireland in 2007 so she had no income in either country. What kind of evidence do you think will suffice?

A statement that she was a student, not employed and had no income. It doesn't matter if she was in Ireland or not if she had no income. Alternatively it may be just as easy to file a 1040EZ, claim -0- income and be done with it. If no tax is owed, there is no penalty for filing late. You can download prior year tax forms on the internet, do a search for "2007/1040EZ" for example (or whatever year you want the form for)

Regarding the 2007/1040EZ. Should we file this with IRS or just fill it out and file with the AOS application?

It would be kinda useless without being filed with the IRS first

thanks for the smart remark, really helps when we are under pressure with all of this stuff. Sorry for wasting your time.

First - lighten up.

It wasn't meant any other way as to provide an answer to your question in a funny manner.

See the = comedy in the internet world.

If you were wasting my time as you put it, I wouldn't of posted anything...

good luck in your journey....