What's the difference between Form 1040 and Form 1040-NR?
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“Form 1040 is for US tax residents (citizens, green card holders, and people who pass the substantial presence test). Form 1040-NR is for non-residents who earned US-source income — for example, rental income from US property, ECI from a US LLC, or US dividends.”
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