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I left the US and never renewed my Green Card – do I still need to file?

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If you have not formally renounced your Green Card, you are still considered a Resident Alien for tax purposes and are required to file a US tax return to report your worldwide income. Your Green Card only expires for immigration purposes, not taxation.

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