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US tax law has become a bit less sticky over time for non-residents. At least today they don't throw tax on your global income for people doing few months stint
by baybal2 5y ago
US tax law has become a bit less sticky over time for non-residents. At least today they don't throw tax on your global income for people doing few months stints.
Though, I don't think you can find much people today willing to go to US just for a few months for the sheer amount of paperwork headache.
- aledalgrande 5y agoThe thing is you couldn't even work in the US as a non-resident even for a week, how do you stay a few months and get taxed? Are you talking about income from an overseas business while you are on vacation in the US?
- baybal2 5y agoYes, I mean work on visas
- voisin 5y agoIf you are a citizen it doesn’t matter where your stint is - you pay tax on worldwide income. I think you are referring to non-citizens + non-residents that physically work in the US for a few months?