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osaru

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? CA

I am currently working by using my OPT(will expire on may 2005) visa(I am from Japan). The accountant works for our company has been telling me that my salary has been deducted too much and will have to pay $2-3000 income tax soon because my employer has made my current status as single/single. I know that I have to pay Fed and state tax, but I am not sure if the things are done properly in terms of tax.
If it's not correct, what can I do to correct my status? and what is single/single status?
 


Snipes5

Senior Member
If they deducted too much, you'll get a refund, not owe tax. Go back to the Accountant and find out exactly what he meant if you don't understand what he said.

An accountant in California should easily be able to explain what he was talking about.

Snipes
 

abezon

Senior Member
Be sure you get an accountant/tax pro with experience preparing internation/non-resident returns, & who is willing to check the tax treaty to see if any provisions help you.
 

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