![]() ![]() ![]() Tax Residency status for the tax year is Non-Resident (NRA), then you can continue to answer the SPRINTAX questionnaire in order to prepare your returns. Tax Residency status for the tax year based on your current and past immigration history and days spent within the U.S. Non-Resident Alien or Resident Alien for the tax year in which you are filing. If you have questions concerning your Brown University issued W-2 or 1042-S, please contact the Payroll office at Your US Tax Residency Status Statements are usually mailed to you annually between late January to early March, however you can also view/download your Brown University W-2 from your Workday account, and the 1042-S from your FNIS account. (Not applicable for Non-Resident income tax returns) 1098-T Educational Tax Credit for Residents (Not applicable for Non-Resident income tax returns) 1095 health insurance tax form for Residents. 1099 issued to those who have received miscellaneous income such as prize or award money etc., or have earned interest from a US bank account or other source. ![]() 1042-S Issued to those who have claimed a tax treaty exemption, or to non-residents who received a non-service scholarship/fellowship in excess of their tuition. W-2 Issued to those who have received income in the form of salary, student employment, or assistantship. Below are types of commonly used tax summary statements and is not meant to be an exhaustive list. If you had multiple employers during the year, you will be receiving tax statements from each employer. You may receive multiple types of tax statements depending on your particular income and circumstances.
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