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  1. Begin by clicking 'Get Form' to open the IRS Form 8843 (2015) in our platform's editor.
  2. Fill out Part I with your personal information, including your first name, last name, and addresses. Ensure you provide your U.S. taxpayer identification number if applicable.
  3. In Part II, if you are a teacher or trainee, enter the details of your academic institution and visa type. If applicable, include any changes in your nonimmigrant status.
  4. For students in Part III, provide the name and contact information of your academic institution. Also, indicate the type of visa held during previous years.
  5. Complete Part IV if you are a professional athlete by listing the charitable sports events you participated in during 2015.
  6. If applicable, fill out Part V regarding any medical conditions that prevented you from leaving the U.S., including a physician's statement.
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What If Form 8843 Is Not Filed? There is no monetary penalty for not filing Form 8843. However, days of presence that are excluded must be properly recorded by filing Form 8843. Not doing so could affect the taxability of income or treaty benefits.
While you may not owe taxes if you did not make money, you still have to return the tax form for international students. Failure to complete this form may result in visa processing delays and other international documentation issues.
If you are a nonresident individual, you must file Form 8843 to explain the basis of your claim that you can exclude days of presence in the United States for the purpose of the substantial presence test because you: Were unable to leave the United States because of a medical condition, or. Were an exempt individual. Form 8843: Exempt Individuals Individuals With a Medical Condition ucla.edu records-management fo ucla.edu records-management fo
Overview of Form 8843 All F-1/J-1 foreign national (and their F-2/J-2 dependents) who are non-residents for tax purposes are required to file Form 8843. This is the case whether or not you received income or are filing a separate tax return. Residents for tax purposes are NOT required to file IRS Form 8843. Form 8843 Filing Instructions - Accounting Department uconn.edu vita-program f uconn.edu vita-program f
It is an informational statement required by the IRS for nonresidents for tax purposes.

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In short, yes, there is potentially a penalty for not filing Form 8843. By not filing on time, you may not exclude the days you were present in the United States, which could result in you being considered a US resident under the substantial presence test.

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