NR Tax

AI-firstTax filing, starting with student visas

Your taxes, done by AI.

Drop in your 2025 tax documents once. AI reads them, tested tax rules work out your residency, treaty and refund, and you see a finished Form 1040-NR with its work shown. Built for F-1 and J-1 students. This beta is a practice run: you compare the result with the return you already filed, and nothing gets filed from here.

Free to tryInvite-only betaNot tax advice

Sample run · made-up student

F-1 · South Korea · year 3

What the student gave it

  • Form W-2Example State University
  • Form 1042-SExample State University

Two files. Their details were read from them.

  1. Read your 2 documentsAI read
  2. Worked out your residencyTax rules
  3. Applied your tax treaty: $10,000 not taxedTax rules
  4. Worked out your refund: $240Tax rules
  5. Found $1,413 of Social Security and Medicare tax you don't oweTax rules
  6. Picked your 4 formsTax rules
Federal refund
$240
Social Security and Medicare tax to claim back
$1,413
Forms prepared
4

You hand over the paperwork. It does the rest, and shows its work.

  • AI

    AI reads everything

    It works out which form each file is and reads every box: W-2, 1042-S, four kinds of 1099, Form 8843, a past 1040-NR, I-94, I-20 and DS-2019. Your profile is filled from them.

  • Tax rules

    Rules do the tax

    Residency, treaty and every figure come from tested tax rules, not from a model's guess. The same figures in always give the same return out, and each number shows where it came from.

  • You

    You check and sign

    You see only what needs a second look, plus what was found for you: a refund or amount due, treaty income, tax to claim back, and your filing deadline.

Most tax apps are built for US residents. On a student visa, you usually aren't one.

Residency, worked out properly

We count your days the way the IRS does, and know which visa years don't count at all. That decides 1040-NR or 1040 — the biggest question on your return.

Weighted days in the US

0

F-1, year 3 of 5:
none of them count.

Social Security tax, back

Most F-1 and J-1 students are exempt. Withheld anyway? We prepare the claim.

Form 843Form 8316$0

Your SSN doesn't stick around

Typed when you download, printed on your forms, never stored.

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Your treaty, for 20 countries

Student and scholarship articles applied automatically.

BangladeshCanadaChinaEgyptFranceGermanyIndiaIndonesiaIsraelJapanMexicoNetherlandsPakistanPhilippinesRussiaSouth KoreaSpainThailandTurkeyUnited KingdomBangladeshCanadaChinaEgyptFranceGermanyIndiaIndonesiaIsraelJapanMexicoNetherlandsPakistanPhilippinesRussiaSouth KoreaSpainThailandTurkeyUnited Kingdom

Gone in 90 days

Your documents and figures delete themselves. Not archived — gone.

Day 1Day 90 · deleted

Three steps. The first one is the only work.

  1. 01

    Drop in your documents

    Every file at once: W-2, 1099s, 1042-S, your I-94 or I-20, last year's return. PDF or a phone photo.

  2. 02

    It prepares your return

    AI reads the files and fills in your profile. Tax rules work out residency, treaty and the numbers. You're asked only what no document says.

  3. 03

    Compare with what you filed

    Check the result against the return you already sent, line by line, and see how each number was reached.

Starting where taxes are hardest.

Visa rules, treaties and forms most software skips. Getting those right first is how AI tax filing gets built for everyone.

  1. F-1 and J-1 studentsNow
  2. Other US visasPlanned
  3. EveryonePlanned

No invite yet?

The beta is open to invited students for now. Leave your email and we'll invite you as spots open.

We keep only your email address, use it only to invite you, and don't send anything else. Privacy

Forms in hand? Let's go.

Have your W-2, any 1099s or 1042-S, and your I-94 or I-20. Your progress saves as you go.

Start my practice run