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Not suer if this is the right place for this question. My son (Born in UK, US citizen due to mother being American) is 18 and has gone to USA to work at a ski resort this winter. How does he file a tax return? What form? He does not really have a permanent residence other than home (in London) but hope to stay in USA for the summer season too. Can you refer me to the relevant rules on this?
Your son should contact his nearest IRS office in the U.S. with questions regarding U.S. taxes.