Filing federal and state individual income tax returns is the personal responsibility of each graduate and professional school student and postdoctoral fellow. Yale U.S. graduate and professional school students and postdoctoral fellows are encouraged to use tax preparation software offered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to prepare their federal individual income tax returns. Please be aware that each graduate and professional school student and postdoctoral fellow is ultimately responsible for the accuracy of his or her federal and state individual income tax returns and any interest or penalties resulting from late or incomplete filings.
Note: This information is intended only for graduate and professional school students and postdoctoral fellows who are
U.S. Citizens and U.S. Resident Aliens
with income sources and income levels typical of graduate and professional school students and postdoctoral fellows at Yale University. Although the information contained in this web site is designed to offer general tax information, it is not a substitute for advice obtained from the Internal Revenue Service, CT Department of Revenue Services or a qualified tax professional.
The information on this website is subject to change or further interpretation by the Internal Revenue Service or other tax authorities.
Note: International students, scholars, researchers or other nonresident aliens at Yale University, please refer to Guide for Nonresident Tax Filers Preparing 2007 Federal Income Tax Returns.
* Resident aliens for tax purposes include green card holders and individuals who have satisfied the substantial presence test. Please refer to IRS Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, for a complete definition of resident aliens.
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