bonnie19 Full Member Jul 26, 2012 35 0 Visa Office...... Buenos Aires Job Offer........ Pre-Assessed.. App. Filed....... 21-06-2012 AOR Received. 29-08-2012 File Transfer... 29-08-2012 Mar 8, 2013 #1 hi so I have been sponsoring my husband and we are near the end of the process. I have to do my taxes soon as it is near tax season. My question is if all the fees I paid to the government can be some how included when I do my taxes?
hi so I have been sponsoring my husband and we are near the end of the process. I have to do my taxes soon as it is near tax season. My question is if all the fees I paid to the government can be some how included when I do my taxes?
mickeyindia Hero Member Dec 14, 2009 401 9 Category........ Job Offer........ Pre-Assessed.. Mar 8, 2013 #2 as far as i know its NO. You are not contributing to the govt. by filing immigration applications. I am not an expert here, but a logical reasoning makes me say "NO". Let me know if you find some writing that help you answer.
as far as i know its NO. You are not contributing to the govt. by filing immigration applications. I am not an expert here, but a logical reasoning makes me say "NO". Let me know if you find some writing that help you answer.
T truesmile Champion Member Jun 7, 2012 2,622 94 Category........ Visa Office...... MNL Job Offer........ Pre-Assessed.. App. Filed....... 25-05-2012 AOR Received. 18-07-2012 File Transfer... 24-07-2012 Med's Done.... 18-05-2012 Interview........ WAIVED Passport Req.. 05-12-2012 VISA ISSUED... 08-01-2013 LANDED.......... 02-02-2013 Mar 8, 2013 #3 Sponsorship fees are not tax deductible.
Reflectoman Hero Member Jan 4, 2013 213 7 Laval Category........ Visa Office...... Islamabad (Wife) Job Offer........ Pre-Assessed.. App. Filed....... February 2011 Interview........ waived LANDED.......... (Stage 1 + Stage 2)=23 months Mar 8, 2013 #4 sponsorship fees are not included in your tax forms, you get no credit or deduction of taxable income from them.
sponsorship fees are not included in your tax forms, you get no credit or deduction of taxable income from them.