This is a very helpful (and funny) video for anyone from out of country trying to do their taxes. Btw, Americans hardly know how to do it. I can’t imagine trying to doing it while being from a foreign country.
@@VitóriaUanda You have to mail them to the IRS office. Depending on how you pay you either send them to Texas or to South Carolina. I explain this step at the end of my video and wrote those addresses into the video description. Hope I could help you
He! Thank you for the video. According to that IRS website, we need to fill the documents, I guess the ones you shown. on APril 15th. But, I have some questions, when do we suppose to send the documents to that office? and also, when you want to pay taxes with debit or credit card, there are a bunch of different options. What is the correct one? 1. 1040 current tax return 2022 2. 1040 prior year tax return 3. 1040 installment agreement 4. 1040 ES Estimated Tax 5. 4868 Tax Extension 6. Other types.
Hi Lisette! Thank you for watching my video! You both have to send the money and the documents to the IRS office before Tax day (April 18th). About the pay options: I was unsure about that too. I think I just used 1040 ES estimated Tax. I also think if that would be „wrong“ it’s not really bad that happened. I think it’s just important that you actually payed the taxes. We’re foreigners, they can be glad if we know how to file taxes in the first place 🤣
Hey thank you so much for the video. It’s very informative. I want to know what happens if I pay on time, but then my forms arrived at the IRS after the 18th
Hi Mamokele! I'm glad you liked my video! Unfortunately I don’t know the exact rules but I'm sure its fine if the forms are arriving a couple days later. Technically they could be several reasons why your forms are arriving too late. For example the post office works too slow 🤪😅
Absolutely loved this video. I started freaking out because i want to aupair next year and i did not know how to pay taxes. I do have a questions however. If I rrive in the USA in January for example am I only responsible to pay taxes from the date I arrived until April? Thank you again!❤
Hi Corine! Thank you for watching my video!❤️ Yes and no haha. You need to pay taxes from the first day you got payed on until the last day you got payed on in the year you want to file taxes on. Which is always the last year. For example: if you arrive next year (2024) on January 20th. and you stayed the whole year working in the States, then you have to file your taxes for the first time in April 2025! Then you need to file taxes from the year before (2024) - in this case from January 20th to December 31st. If you’re still staying in the States for 2026, you need to file your taxes in April 2027 for the year before (2026). I know it seems complicated but once you understand it you’ll get it!!🫶🏽
Hii! Thank you for watching it! 🫶🏽 You actually don’t have to send the pay receipt. IRS is not asking for that one. But I would recommend it tho. So the office can connect your filed taxes and your payment even faster. I mailed both (forms and payment confirmation) together in one letter :) Hope I could answer your question! 🫶🏽
Love the video!! I wanted to ask: Can I use the online payment link from your video and then mail the forms in? Also do you know the address to mail the forms and if I got to the post office to do it? Thanks again for all the help!!
Thank you!! I’m glad it was helpful! Yeah you can use the link I mentioned but I would recommend paying with Debit/Credit card since direct pay wasn’t working in my case. I also mentioned the addresses in the info box ✨
thanks for the video, it helped a lot! I have a question: on the F1040NR form do I need to put the total amount I earned at the "line 9" and what will I pay on "line 24"? I saw this in another video and since you didn't comment I was confused about it.
Hi Ane! Thank you for watching my video! In line 9 you have to write down your total income of the year. In line 24 you have to write down the amount of taxes you have to pay (around 10% of your total income, look it up in the tax table). I hope I could answer your question 🤍
Hi Luara! First thank you for watching my video! Like Lucy I just used the pdf but on my iPad or Mac. So I was able to "draw/paint" on it with my Apple Pen
Hi Aaron! Thank you for watching my video! Unfortunately I cannot help you with that question bc I cannot remember a W2 Form. I only attached/sent those kind of documents I was showing in my video and also mentioning in the info box. Sorry for that! 🫶🏽
Hello, is there any other address like E-Mail to send all the stuff or is this just via mail? Taxes are due to April 18 this year, I'm no longer in the US anymore and I guess all the paperwork won't arrive on time via mail. Now I'm super worried
Hi! Don’t worry, I just sent my paper work via mail. I don’t think it’s super bad if it’s arriving after April 18th. Especially because we’re sending those forms from a foreign country. But you can also send the forms online via IRS account. But I thought it’s too complicated to create one 😅 Hope I could answer your question! 🫶🏽
Hi Vanessa! Thank you for your question! Yes it is 😊 some things on the forms may looking different but they’re self explained. Otherwise everything should be the same. Even myself used this video to do my taxes this year haha. Hope I could answer your question 🫶🏽
Hey! I’m on my second Aupair year, can I email my documents? Or I need to post them via mail? Do I include a bank statement as proof of payment if I pay online? Thank you
You can upload them on your IRS account (if you have one) or send the forms via mail through an post office. Unfortunate I don’t think it's possible to email them. I also put a proof of payment to my forms when I mailed those to IRS. I don’t think that’s necessary but just in case haha. Hope I could answer your questions 🫶🏽
www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-about-international-individual-tax-matters Good question! That’s what I found on the IRS page. I think you still need to send it via mail (since they are saying "If you live in a foreign country, use one of these addresses to file your paper Form 1040"). They also offering different delivery services: "You can use certain private delivery services designated by the IRS to meet the “timely mailing as timely filing/paying” rule for tax returns and payments. These private delivery services include only the following: DHL Express (DHL): DHL Same Day Service Federal Express (FedEx): FedEx Priority Overnight, FedEx Standard Overnight, FedEx 2Day, FedEx International Priority, and FedEx International First United Parcel Service (UPS): UPS Next Day Air, UPS Next Day Air Saver, UPS 2nd Day Air, UPS 2nd Day Air A.M., UPS Worldwide Express Plus, and UPS Worldwide Express." If you heard about something different, please let me know 😊
@@martinafeyer1850 "The IRS doesn't initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text messages or social media channels to request personal or financial information." - I think you need to mail it per envelope :)
@@caminharie thank you! I just heard about it in a sprintax conference for au pairs… I paid all my federal taxes and I want to move to the US soon. I was just scared thinking that I could have a problem because I didn’t pay California taxes. I subscribed your channel :)
@@laurad2589 that would be new to me to pay something else than federal taxes. But if you wanna get sure, I would recommend to call IRS :) Thank you so much for your subscription! ❤
Hi Juliana, thank you for your question but I'm not sure if I understand you right. Would you mind to explain your question further?
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I have a concern about line 26 which says 0 even when you paid taxes in 2020, could you please explain that part to me? Thanks for video, has been very helpful!
@ yes because you paid 0 estimated taxes. Google “estimated taxes”. That’s different. Estimated taxes is like small parts of your taxes that you pay during the tax year. Did you pay any of your taxes in advance during the tax year ? If your answer is no, I guess it’s a 0
Hi Dayana! First of all thank you so much for watching my video, I’m glad you liked it! ❤️ Second of all I would agree with what Alexa said (btw thx to Alexa for helping and answering
You should safe around 10% of your savings each week (around $15/$20) or you do it like me and don’t spend money in February and March to safe money for taxes 😂🤍
This is a very helpful (and funny) video for anyone from out of country trying to do their taxes. Btw, Americans hardly know how to do it. I can’t imagine trying to doing it while being from a foreign country.
This is a very helpful (and funny) video for anyone from out of country trying to do their taxes. Btw, Americans hardly know how to do it. I can’t imagine trying to doing it while being from a foreign country.
girl!!! this was such a useful video, thank you so much (: good luck with your channel btw, I just subscribed!
Thank YOU!! I’m so glad you like it 🥰
Thank you so much for the video you’re a life saver!❤
So happy to help!!🧡
You are a life saver!! Thank you so much for the video!
Aww so nice of you! I’m glad you liked it ❤️
Hello! I just want to say that you save my life with this video, now I understand how this works. 😊
Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked it! ❤
Thank you so so much for this video
Aw thank you tons for your love and support!! ❤
@@caminharie
@@VitóriaUanda You have to mail them to the IRS office. Depending on how you pay you either send them to Texas or to South Carolina. I explain this step at the end of my video and wrote those addresses into the video description. Hope I could help you
Thank you very much, it is so helpful!!
So glad you like it!! ❤️
He! Thank you for the video. According to that IRS website, we need to fill the documents, I guess the ones you shown. on APril 15th. But, I have some questions, when do we suppose to send the documents to that office? and also, when you want to pay taxes with debit or credit card, there are a bunch of different options. What is the correct one?
1. 1040 current tax return 2022
2. 1040 prior year tax return
3. 1040 installment agreement
4. 1040 ES Estimated Tax
5. 4868 Tax Extension
6. Other types.
Hi Lisette! Thank you for watching my video! You both have to send the money and the documents to the IRS office before Tax day (April 18th).
About the pay options: I was unsure about that too. I think I just used 1040 ES estimated Tax. I also think if that would be „wrong“ it’s not really bad that happened. I think it’s just important that you actually payed the taxes. We’re foreigners, they can be glad if we know how to file taxes in the first place 🤣
Hey thank you so much for the video. It’s very informative. I want to know what happens if I pay on time, but then my forms arrived at the IRS after the 18th
Hi Mamokele! I'm glad you liked my video! Unfortunately I don’t know the exact rules but I'm sure its fine if the forms are arriving a couple days later. Technically they could be several reasons why your forms are arriving too late. For example the post office works too slow 🤪😅
@@caminharie thank you.
Very useful! Thank you very much! ❤
I’m glad you liked it! Thank you for watching it 🥰
Such good information!
Thank you Anna!! 🥰
So helpful✨
Glad you like it!! ❤️
Absolutely loved this video. I started freaking out because i want to aupair next year and i did not know how to pay taxes. I do have a questions however. If I rrive in the USA in January for example am I only responsible to pay taxes from the date I arrived until April?
Thank you again!❤
Hi Corine! Thank you for watching my video!❤️ Yes and no haha. You need to pay taxes from the first day you got payed on until the last day you got payed on in the year you want to file taxes on. Which is always the last year. For example: if you arrive next year (2024) on January 20th. and you stayed the whole year working in the States, then you have to file your taxes for the first time in April 2025! Then you need to file taxes from the year before (2024) - in this case from January 20th to December 31st. If you’re still staying in the States for 2026, you need to file your taxes in April 2027 for the year before (2026). I know it seems complicated but once you understand it you’ll get it!!🫶🏽
This is super helpful! 🥰
Thanks girl!❤
super helpful!!!!
I’m glad you liked it!!🫶🏽
Heey, this video was super helpful. Do I send the forms and the pay receipt together?
Hii! Thank you for watching it! 🫶🏽
You actually don’t have to send the pay receipt. IRS is not asking for that one. But I would recommend it tho. So the office can connect your filed taxes and your payment even faster. I mailed both (forms and payment confirmation) together in one letter :) Hope I could answer your question! 🫶🏽
Thank you so much !
You are very welcome!! I’m glad you liked it ❤️
thank you so so muchhhh❤
Oc! Thank YOU so much for watching my video ❤
Hey , how do i file if lived in 3 different states in one year?
Thank you for the video! :) If we do an online payment via credit card, do you know If we have to send the documents to Texas or North Carolina?
Thanks for watching it 🤍 If you pay online you have to send it to Texas :)
@@caminharie Dankesehr! Oh wirklich? Irgendwie sagen da total viele etwas anderes. Habe es jetzt online über payusatax gemacht
Love the video!!
I wanted to ask:
Can I use the online payment link from your video and then mail the forms in?
Also do you know the address to mail the forms and if I got to the post office to do it?
Thanks again for all the help!!
Thank you!! I’m glad it was helpful!
Yeah you can use the link I mentioned but I would recommend paying with Debit/Credit card since direct pay wasn’t working in my case. I also mentioned the addresses in the info box ✨
thanks for the video, it helped a lot! I have a question: on the F1040NR form do I need to put the total amount I earned at the "line 9" and what will I pay on "line 24"? I saw this in another video and since you didn't comment I was confused about it.
Hi Ane! Thank you for watching my video! In line 9 you have to write down your total income of the year. In line 24 you have to write down the amount of taxes you have to pay (around 10% of your total income, look it up in the tax table). I hope I could answer your question 🤍
@@caminharie thank you so much!
Hi you are a life saver! Thank you.
May I ask you how can I edit the form? Did you use some app for edit? Was is still a pdf?
it was pdf for me! just clicked on it and it worked
Hi Luara! First thank you for watching my video! Like Lucy I just used the pdf but on my iPad or Mac. So I was able to "draw/paint" on it with my Apple Pen
Thank you for the help! The 1040 NR form says I have to attach a W2, did you do that?
Hi Aaron! Thank you for watching my video! Unfortunately I cannot help you with that question bc I cannot remember a W2 Form. I only attached/sent those kind of documents I was showing in my video and also mentioning in the info box. Sorry for that! 🫶🏽
Hello, is there any other address like E-Mail to send all the stuff or is this just via mail? Taxes are due to April 18 this year, I'm no longer in the US anymore and I guess all the paperwork won't arrive on time via mail. Now I'm super worried
Hi! Don’t worry, I just sent my paper work via mail. I don’t think it’s super bad if it’s arriving after April 18th. Especially because we’re sending those forms from a foreign country. But you can also send the forms online via IRS account. But I thought it’s too complicated to create one 😅 Hope I could answer your question! 🫶🏽
Someone know if this video is still useful for this year 2023?
Hi Vanessa! Thank you for your question! Yes it is 😊 some things on the forms may looking different but they’re self explained. Otherwise everything should be the same. Even myself used this video to do my taxes this year haha. Hope I could answer your question 🫶🏽
Hey! I’m on my second Aupair year, can I email my documents? Or I need to post them via mail? Do I include a bank statement as proof of payment if I pay online? Thank you
You can upload them on your IRS account (if you have one) or send the forms via mail through an post office. Unfortunate I don’t think it's possible to email them. I also put a proof of payment to my forms when I mailed those to IRS. I don’t think that’s necessary but just in case haha. Hope I could answer your questions 🫶🏽
You're a star! Thank you 🤍
Hello ı have so emergency question if family transfer to bank account education fee and bonus should I write total amount?
Hi Simmy! With education fee you mean your income? If so, yes you need to pay tax on the total amount. Hope I could help out!🧡
Hey sorry yojr video is great i am Back in my hometown now where do i have to submit the forms to which email?
www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-about-international-individual-tax-matters
Good question! That’s what I found on the IRS page. I think you still need to send it via mail (since they are saying "If you live in a foreign country, use one of these addresses to file your paper Form 1040").
They also offering different delivery services:
"You can use certain private delivery services designated by the IRS to meet the “timely mailing as timely filing/paying” rule for tax returns and payments. These private delivery services include only the following:
DHL Express (DHL): DHL Same Day Service
Federal Express (FedEx): FedEx Priority Overnight, FedEx Standard Overnight, FedEx 2Day, FedEx International Priority, and FedEx International First
United Parcel Service (UPS): UPS Next Day Air, UPS Next Day Air Saver, UPS 2nd Day Air, UPS 2nd Day Air A.M., UPS Worldwide Express Plus, and UPS Worldwide Express."
If you heard about something different, please let me know 😊
Thanks which email is it?
Your really helpfull my accance and my Local coordinator say they don't know
@@martinafeyer1850 "The IRS doesn't initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text messages or social media channels to request personal or financial information." - I think you need to mail it per envelope :)
I was an au pair for 2 years in California. I always paid my federal taxes but... did we need to pay state taxes?
No, at least I haven’t heard about that and my agency didn’t say something about that :)
@@caminharie thank you! I just heard about it in a sprintax conference for au pairs… I paid all my federal taxes and I want to move to the US soon. I was just scared thinking that I could have a problem because I didn’t pay California taxes. I subscribed your channel :)
@@laurad2589 that would be new to me to pay something else than federal taxes. But if you wanna get sure, I would recommend to call IRS :) Thank you so much for your subscription! ❤
In how much time they return the taxes for our account? We need to inform they our account?
Hi Juliana, thank you for your question but I'm not sure if I understand you right. Would you mind to explain your question further?
I have a concern about line 26 which says 0 even when you paid taxes in 2020, could you please explain that part to me?
Thanks for video, has been very helpful!
It says estimated taxes. That is different. So I am guessing it’s 0
@@alexa_montenegro 0 even if you paid taxes the last year?
@ yes because you paid 0 estimated taxes. Google “estimated taxes”. That’s different. Estimated taxes is like small parts of your taxes that you pay during the tax year. Did you pay any of your taxes in advance during the tax year ? If your answer is no, I guess it’s a 0
Hi Dayana! First of all thank you so much for watching my video, I’m glad you liked it! ❤️ Second of all I would agree with what Alexa said (btw thx to Alexa for helping and answering
How do you save for this taxes
You should safe around 10% of your savings each week (around $15/$20) or you do it like me and don’t spend money in February and March to safe money for taxes 😂🤍
This is a very helpful (and funny) video for anyone from out of country trying to do their taxes. Btw, Americans hardly know how to do it. I can’t imagine trying to doing it while being from a foreign country.
Thank you so much for your support and delightful words! ❤