See below for information on free access to GLACIER. Here is a quick guide to help determine how to file your tax return if you received income in the previous calendar year: GLACIER, a tax software which is specifically designed for international students, can determine your residency for tax purposes. Most international students at UD are non-residents (NR) for tax purposes. How you file income taxes depends on whether you are “resident” or “non-resident” for tax purposes. based scholarship, or other income in the previous calendar year. you can also download it from the IRS website here. The Form 8843 will be available at the ISSS office in Rike 204. during any portion of the previous calendar year, you must complete Form 8843 even if you received no income. If you were an F1/J1 international student present in the U.S.
For example, taxes on income from January 2019 - December 2019 must be filed by April 15, 2020. Taxes must typically be paid on a yearly basis for income from the previous year. The following information and resources are to help you file your taxes.
Consult a professional tax advisor for authoritative advice. The information below is provided as a courtesy and is by no means exhaustive or authoritative. Please note: Our office is not trained in tax regulations and therefore cannot answer specific tax questions or help you prepare your tax forms.
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