How many years of U.S. Federal tax returns do you need to file?
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BackWhat was your primary country of residence last year? 
This is the location where you worked and resided. If you resided in both the U.S. and a non-U.S. country, please list the non-U.S. country.
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What was your occupation last year?
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Independent contractors and freelancers are considered self-employed taxpayers.
Owner of non-U.S. business is someone who has set up any type of non-U.S. company (i.e. private limited or partnership), either solely or with others.
If you work directly for either a U.S. or non-U.S. company you are considered an employee.
If you are no longer working and have no income or receive income in the form of retirement pay or investment income.
What other sources of income did you have last year?
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Stock Options include restricted stock units (RSUs) that vest or other options that are exercised during the year.
K-1's are tax statements issued by U.S. partnerships, trusts, and estates.
Retirement income includes both U.S. and non-U.S. retirement distributions and social security income.
If you rent a property that you own, even if at a loss, you need to report it on your tax return. This also includes rentals (or previously rented properties) that are sold during the year.
Investment income includes capital gains from the sale of stocks or other investment assets, dividends, and interest, whether the source is from a U.S. or non-U.S. bank. Typically you receive 1099 tax forms for U.S. investments.
Any non-U.S. assets or investments last year?
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These types of investments include retirement accounts that you establish separate from your employer that are not social security programs. They would be comparable to an IRA in the U.S. and do not include traditional bank savings accounts
If you are either the creator of, or beneficiary to, a trust set up outside of the U.S.
These include mutual funds or other pooled investment funds, like unit trusts and ETFs, located outside of the U.S.
A non-U.S. financial account includes checking, savings, and investment accounts. It also includes employer and individual retirement plans, and insurance plans with a cash-out value.
Do you need to file a state tax return?
You may need to file a state tax return if you moved into or out of a state during the year, or if you have a rental property in a state.
State filings are not required in: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.
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