Tax Treaties
Some countries have tax treaty agreements with the U.S. that exempt certain amounts of U.S. source income and/or scholarship/fellowship payments from taxation.
If you are from a tax treaty country and received a treaty exemption for part of your earned income, you will receive a Form 1042-S, which shall be sent out by the State before March 1. Please contact the Payroll Office if you have not received this form. This is in addition to your Form W-2. Both forms are necessary in order to file your taxes.
If you received scholarship funds during the previous year you will receive a Form 1042-S by March 15.
Using GLACIER Tax Prep to file your nonresident tax return you will be guided through the questions of whether or not you are eligible for a tax treaty.
For more details on tax treaties, please refer to .