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1040-NR Filing

For nonresident individuals with U.S. income—students, investors, and short-term visitors needing accurate and compliant U.S. tax filings.

We help you stay compliant, avoid IRS issues, and understand what's being filed—without the overwhelm.

Form 1040-NR is the U.S. nonresident income tax return, required for individuals who are not U.S. citizens or green card holders but still earned U.S.-sourced income during the year. This may include wages, scholarships, investment income, or other taxable U.S. payments. At Nuvex, we help nonresident taxpayers navigate treaty benefits, dual-status questions, and the complex requirements of U.S. tax law. Whether you're on an F‑1 visa with on-campus income, receiving taxable scholarship funds, or earning from U.S. financial assets, we'll help you file accurately and with full clarity.

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Our Service included but is not limited to:

  • Form 1040-NR and required schedules (A, NEC, OI, Schedule 1/3 equivalents)

  • W‑2 income, 1042‑S scholarships or stipends, 1099‑G unemployment, SSA‑1042S

  • 1099‑INT, 1099‑DIV, and basic capital gain reporting via 1099‑B

  • Tax treaty application and Form 8833 (if applicable)

  • Basic residency status evaluation and dual-status handling

  • One state return (if required)

  • Explanation of your tax residency, income types, and filing outcomes

  • E-filing (if eligible) or paper filing preparation

  • Final review session to walk you through your return before submission

Book a 1:1 session today and let's take care of your nonresident filing together.

If you're unsure whether you qualify as a nonresident or if you're in a dual-status situation, we'll clarify that for you before moving forward.

For business income or K‑1 recipients, please refer to our Owner's Return service.