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IslandMate714   9

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I have looked through a few of the threads but not all, and had a question on how one would file US taxes while in the US on a work visa is that even possible? Can someone from their country help them file for a US tax return or no? I just looking for information. Am I able to file for them being a US citizen?  

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Anyone can help that person file a tax return whether free or for a fee.

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IslandMate714   9

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They are no longer in the US and have since moved back to their country of Jamaica. I’m trying to find the easiest way to help but I’m not sure if I’m able to to be perfectly honest 

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2 minutes ago, IslandMate714 said:

They are no longer in the US and have since moved back to their country of Jamaica. I’m trying to find the easiest way to help but I’m not sure if I’m able to to be perfectly honest 

There are plenty of online services.   Just google US online tax filing.

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44 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

There are plenty of online services.   Just google US online tax filing.

So just to be clear I can file online with all the tax information I have?! 

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I'm also a resident for tax purposes. Is this their first time filing? My first year I did everything on turbotax but had to mail in evidence. This year, my second year, I was able to file online using turbotax.

Note: it is possible that the first time around I had to mail in evidence not because it was the first time, but because I did not yet have my state driver's license.

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