The proper determination is often tricky, but it is crucial in order to establish your return filing requirement and your tax obligation. We can help you determine your residency status through a series of yes-or-no questions. Once your residency status is determined you will be told which tax forms you will need to file. If you are ready to determine your tax residency status let's begin. . .
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Determine Your Tax Residency Status
Your residency status is determined on a calendar year basis. Select the status below that pertains to you on December 31 of the calendar year you wish to test, referred to herein as the current year:
 You are authorized to reside permanently in the U.S. +as an immigrant, by being granted a green card
You hold an F-1 (or F-2) student visa
You hold an H-1B (or H-4) or O specialty occupation +temporary worker visa
You hold a J-1 or Q-1 (or J-2 or Q-2) exchange visitor +(student) visa (a full-time student as indicated on +your Form IAP-66)
You hold a J-1 or Q-1 (or J-2 or Q-2) exchange visitor +(professor, research scholar, post-doc) visa+(a non-+student visa)
You hold an M-1 (or M-2) vocational student visa
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