Taxes or “taxes” in the United States have to be paid yes or yes and each person who works has to process their return. For many migrants, the “taxes” become a headache.

Year after year “you have to pay taxes beyond immigration status” and to be clear they are canceled – as Infobae explained – “whether you have a work permit or not, whether you are a citizen or not…” .

In a recent work, based on data from the American Immigration Council, they recalled in that medium that immigrants recognize that they are “paying millions of dollars into the state coffers.”

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Undocumented migrants do not escape this reality, they “contribute large amounts through income tax and payroll”.

Migrants know what the Tax and Customs Administration does and what impact it has, which is why they keep wondering “whether the tax return can have a positive or negative influence on naturalization or obtaining a permanent residence permit.”

In the said work, Infobae emphatically replies: Yes, failure to provide the statement can arouse affection. But there is another point to be aware of: “Errors or omissions can also cause you problems”.

This is a responsibility that is carried year after year. Photo: Pexels/ Nataliya Vaitkevich

What to do to declare taxes in the United States

The said publication stated:

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Any type of income you had during the year, cash or check, should be listed on the report. Photo: Pexels.

What else you need to know to file a tax return in the United States

1. Any type of income you had during the year, cash or check, should be included in the report, Infobae stated. This can be submitted using your citizen service number (SSN).

2. “If you don’t already have one, the IRS will give you an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN). Either with the SSN or the ITIN, your declaration has legal value.

You must enclose your tax return with the Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) and remember that “the IRS does not share information with USCIS as the law protects your right to privacy.”

This means that you must do this when prompted on the site, either by running or uploading the PDF of the form.

If you are not familiar with the form or have any questions, please consult an immigration attorney.

With information from Infobae