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In example 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F1 VisumF-1 visa in the united states and will face this situation next year.

In example 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F1 Visum in the united states and will face this situation next year.

In example 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F-1 visa in the united states and will face this situation next year.

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In example 1 on the IRS websiteexample 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples (https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/alien-residency-examples) the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F1 Visum in the united states and will face this situation next year.

In example 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples (https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/alien-residency-examples) the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F1 Visum in the united states and will face this situation next year.

In example 1 on the IRS website about alien residency examples the IRS arrives at the conclusion that Wei Wu's residency starting day is 01-01-2016 (he passed the substantial presence test on 07-01-2016).

I am confused as to what that means for dual status filing. I thought Wei Wu could file as a non resident alien for the year up until 07-01-2016 and as a resident alien for the rest of the year. But that doesn't make sense if his residency starting day is 01-01-2016.

What am I missing here? I am on an F1 Visum in the united states and will face this situation next year.

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