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TAX RETURN LIVING ABROAD - k1 INTERVIEW

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anfo1986   1

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Hello everyone,

here i am again couldnt find a forum to help me, my fiance did live 6 years abroad and didnt file taxes , so he wont have a tax return for last year because he recently moved to the Usa on april and got a job on july so we dont know how to proceed or what can we show or present instead !!!

HELP !

AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THE HELP, I COULDNT MAKE IT WITHOUT ALL THE SUPPORT AND HELP FROM EVERYONE IN VISA JOURNEY

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Why did not file his US taxes, did he not make enough?

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If he worked abroad he should still have filed taxes in the US

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anfo1986   1

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We know that and thats why we are asking, he never did because he did assume he wa not doing enough, he wants to know now if there is a way to know if in any of those years he ended up owing anything and if thats the case , if there was anything he could do before the interview , thats why we were asking for advice !!!

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Boiler Grand Master

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He can file back taxes for the years he missed, I would start by discussing this with my CPA.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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anfo1986   1

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He can file back taxes for the years he missed, I would start by discussing this with my CPA.

Thank you !!!! , i will let him know to start this ASAP !!! Thanks Again !!!

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