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Happylovelife111   2

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Hello everyone,

 

I am filing for my taxes and would like to do Married filing jointly. My husband arrived to the US on November 28, 2022 and has 0 income in the USA but income outside the USA (prior to when he landed in the USA). 

 

Want to confirm few things when I file as MFJ: 

1. His income from outside the USA needs to be added, right?

2. In Turbo Tax Deluxe it is asking if he earned the money outside the USA as a US resident. Would that be "yes"? Techinically it would be "no" but we are electing for him to be treated as a resident for the full year by filing the joint return (I am the US Citizen)

3. Would he be eligible to get the Foreign Income Exclusion Credit? His work was in UAE so he wasn't taxed there and as such no treaty would qualify. 

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TBoneTX   45,603

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09-25-2007 = Touch (first-ever).

09-28-2007 = NOA1, 23 days after their 45-day promise to send it (grrrr).

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mytruelove18 Rising Star

mytruelove18   608

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1 hour ago, Happylovelife111 said:

Hello everyone,

 

I am filing for my taxes and would like to do Married filing jointly. My husband arrived to the US on November 28, 2022 and has 0 income in the USA but income outside the USA (prior to when he landed in the USA). 

 

Want to confirm few things when I file as MFJ: 

1. His income from outside the USA needs to be added, right?

2. In Turbo Tax Deluxe it is asking if he earned the money outside the USA as a US resident. Would that be "yes"? Techinically it would be "no" but we are electing for him to be treated as a resident for the full year by filing the joint return (I am the US Citizen)

3. Would he be eligible to get the Foreign Income Exclusion Credit? His work was in UAE so he wasn't taxed there and as such no treaty would qualify. 

He does not need report his income from out side.

He will be treated as resident for the full year.

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Ayrton   965

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5 minutes ago, mytruelove18 said:

He does not need report his income from out side.

He will be treated as resident for the full year.

If being treated as a resident for the full year, they must report the foreign income, that will later be excluded by form 2555.

 
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