I was an international student (F-1 visa) until October 1, then my visa status was changed to H-1. Should I file my income tax return as a dual status or nonresident alien?
Assuming you were not in the U.S. on your F-1 student visa for over 5 years, you may file as a nonresident for the entire year or, if you qualify under the first year choice, you may file as a dual status alien. Please refer to Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, for additional information.
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