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我第一次在美國報稅
You've never filed a U.S. tax return before — or you're not sure if you need to. This is the most common starting point for new immigrants and international students.
📚 LearningFirst-Time Filer: A Complete Guide
Step-by-step walkthrough of your first U.S. tax return — what forms you need, what to expect, and common mistakes to avoid.
Read guide →Am I a U.S. Tax Resident?
Your tax status depends on how long you've been in the U.S. This guide explains the Substantial Presence Test in plain language.
Read guide →What is an ITIN and Do I Need One?
If you don't have a Social Security Number, you may need an ITIN to file. Here's how to apply.
Read guide →Common questions
我收到 IRS 的信
Getting a letter from the IRS is stressful — but most notices are routine and don't require immediate panic. The key is to read carefully, understand what the IRS is asking, and respond within the deadline.
😨 AnxiousI Received an IRS Letter — What Do I Do?
Don't panic. Most IRS notices are routine. This guide helps you read the letter, identify the notice type, and decide your next step.
Read guide →CP2000 Notice Explained
The CP2000 is one of the most common IRS notices. It means the IRS found a discrepancy between your return and what was reported by employers or banks.
Read guide →What to Do If You're Being Audited
An audit is a review of your tax return. Learn what triggers audits, what to expect, and when you need professional help.
Read guide →Common questions
我有 Airbnb 或出租收入
Rental income — whether from Airbnb, a long-term tenant, or a room in your home — is taxable income. But you can also deduct many expenses, which can significantly reduce what you owe.
📋 OrganizingAirbnb Host Tax Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about reporting Airbnb income: what counts, what's deductible, and how the 14-day rule can change everything.
Read guide →The 14-Day Rule Explained
If you rent your home for fewer than 15 days a year, you may not need to report that income at all. Here's how the rule works.
Read guide →What Can Airbnb Hosts Deduct?
Cleaning fees, supplies, furniture, insurance, depreciation — a complete list of what you can and can't deduct as an Airbnb host.
Read guide →Common questions
我想開公司或已有小生意
Starting a business in the U.S. involves more than just having a great idea. You'll need to understand business structures, tax obligations, quarterly payments, and what you can deduct.
🤔 DecidingWhat is an LLC and Do I Need One?
A plain-language explanation of what an LLC is, what protection it offers, and whether it's right for your situation.
Read guide →LLC vs S-Corp: Which Is Better for You?
The most important business structure decision you'll make. Here's a clear comparison — with real scenarios — to help you decide.
Read guide →Quarterly Estimated Tax Payments Explained
If you're self-employed, you're expected to pay taxes four times a year. Here's how to calculate and pay them without penalties.
Read guide →Common questions
我有加密貨幣或投資收益
Every time you sell crypto, trade one coin for another, or use crypto to buy something, it's a taxable event. Stocks, dividends, and foreign accounts also have specific reporting requirements.
⚠️ Check thisCrypto Taxes Explained
When is crypto taxable? How do you calculate gains and losses? What counts as a taxable event? Everything explained in plain language.
Read guide →Do I Need to File FBAR?
If you have more than $10,000 in foreign bank accounts at any point in the year, you're required to file an FBAR. Many Chinese families don't know this requirement applies to them.
Read guide →Capital Gains Tax: Short-Term vs Long-Term
How long you hold an investment dramatically affects your tax rate. Here's how short-term and long-term capital gains are taxed differently.
Read guide →Common questions
我剛移民或有跨境稅務問題
Moving to the U.S. creates a unique tax situation. Your first year may be a "dual-status" year. You may have foreign income, foreign accounts, and foreign assets — all of which have U.S. reporting requirements.
📚 LearningNew Immigrant Tax Guide
Everything you need to know about your first tax year in the U.S. — filing status, what income to report, ITIN vs SSN, and key deadlines.
Read guide →Dual-Status Filer Explained
In your year of arrival, you may be a "dual-status alien" — part non-resident, part resident. This creates a more complex return.
Read guide →FBAR: Reporting Foreign Bank Accounts
If you have accounts in Taiwan, China, or anywhere outside the U.S. with more than $10,000, you must file an FBAR every year.
Read guide →Common questions
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