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- Late Tax Return Preparation: FAQs
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- Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act Reporting
- Small Business Tax Return Preparation: FAQs
- Streamlined Filing Package for Tax Compliance: FAQs
- UK Self-Assessment Tax Return: FAQs
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Why do you ask if I have any continuing ties or plans to return to a state?
Some states will consider you to be a resident of that state if you maintain ties to that state, such as owning a property or or automobile in the state, or if you plan for your absence from the state to be temporary. If you think you might have ties to your previous state or you have plans to return, your accountant will discuss with you whether a state return will be required.
Articles in this section
- What is a foreign (non-US) financial account?
- W-9 vs. W-8: What Are They, and What’s the Difference?
- Why do you ask if I have any continuing ties or plans to return to a state?
- How do I know if my visa limits my right to work?
- What is a dependent?
- How do I apply for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)?
- What should I do if I don’t have a Social Security Number (SSN)?
- Who is the primary taxpayer?