What Should I Do if I Didn’t File US Taxes Before?
If you didn’t file U.S. tax return before, you may face financial penalties when IRS reached out to you. But don’t worry, IRS provide the Streamlined Filing Procedures to encourage non-willfully delinquent taxpayers to become voluntarily tax compliant and there will be no penalties.
Please follower the two steps below to confirm if you can use the Streamlined Filing Procedures to waive penalties.
Step1: Check if you match one of the following status.
a. You are a U.S. citizen or a green card holder and have resided outside of the United States for at least 330-days in at least one of the last 3 years
b. You are not a U.S. citizen, not a green card holder and not have met the 183days Substantial Presence Test in US in at least one of the last 3 years
Step2: You are a non-willfully delinquent taxpayers or you didn’t realize you had the obligation to file U.S. tax and the IRS hasn’t contacted you yet.
If you pass these two steps, you can use the procedure to submit your three years of tax returns, six years of FBARs and so on to avoid possible penalties.
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