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Preparing for Tax Season 2022
January 24, 2023
If you were present in the United States (U.S.) during any part of calendar year 2022 in any immigration status other than B or WT/WB (ESTA), there is at least one tax form (IRS Form 8843) you must file with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) this spring. If you were not in the U.S. at all during 2022, you do not need to complete any tax forms at this year.
This season, Sprintax will be hosting a series of free open tax webinars to provide helpful information around nonresident tax filing obligations. You can find the details and registration links below.
Sessions for Harvard affiliates only:
- Thursday, February 2 @ 12pm EST - Register here
- Wednesday, March 15 @ 12pm EST - Register here
General sessions for all international students and scholars nationwide:
- Thursday, January 26th @ 12pm EST – Register here
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Thursday, February 2nd @ 1pm EST – Register here
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Wednesday, February 22nd @ 12pm EST – Register here
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Wednesday, March 1st @ 1pm EST – Register here
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Tuesday, March 21st @ 4pm EST – Register here
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Wednesday, March 30th @ 12pm EST – Register here
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Wednesday, April 5th @ 1pm EST – Register here
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Tuesday, April 11th @ 1pm EST – Register here
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Friday, April 14th @ 12pm EST – Register here
The informational webinars will cover:
- An overview of tax filing for nonresident students and scholars
- Who must file a 2022 US tax return
- What income forms students/scholars may receive
- Forms that need to be completed and sent to the IRS
- Terms like FICA, ITIN and Form 1098-T
- What happens if you don’t file, or misfile
- State tax returns
- Sprintax overview
For more information on the tax filing process, review the HIO Tax FAQ and additional tax preparation resources.