Can a foreign student in U.S. on F-1 visa file taxes as a resident alien if he is here for more than 5yrs?

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Can a foreign student in U.S. on F-1 visa file taxes as a resident alien if he is here for more than 5yrs?

Can he use sites like http://turbotax.intuit.com or other e-filing options and claim tax credits like a U.S resident for education? Are there any other legitimate websites which provide free filing of taxes? Can he take help of volunteering people(accounting college students of a university) at the local library for filing taxes? Can anyone please advise? Any other things he needs to be aware of while filing taxes that is different for him than a permanent resident filing taxes? Thanks a lot.

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Assuming that you are still on a valid F-1 visa you are treated as a resident alien once your stay exceeds...

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