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Old 8th October 2009, 04:05 PM
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Originally from usa. Expat in france.
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Originally Posted by Paul762 View Post
Well we went and met a guy who works in the tax office....

He said as my wife only got her citizenship this year she is not required to file her taxes till next year.

We asked about the last 3 years and he said she does not have to file, he also said next year will be zero as she paid tax here in the UK and didnt earn over the taxable ammount.

Seems a bit to straight forward to me but we will see.

Paul...
Officially, what you've been told is correct as far as I know. Whether they will expect to see her last 3 years' tax returns as part of her application to support your visa is another question, but assuming she probably has a brand spanking new social security number, you may be able to fall back on that as "proof" that she had no obligation to file.

If you get an argument anywhere along the way, you just file the last three years, writing "NO INCOME" across the front of the form. (Easiest sort of forms to fill out.) There shouldn't be any problem, however, if her social security number wasn't issued until this past year, as the IRS computers won't be looking for a match-up.
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