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taxes

• jen20 4y ago
  As a non-citizen permanent resident living in the US: how? Even the exit tax applies.
• anuragsoni 4y ago
  Immigrants in the US (including people who aren’t permanent residents) are considered residents for tax purposes and pay the same tax rate as citizens.
• olliej 4y ago
  What? do you think non-citizens don't pay taxes? Non-citizens pay at least the same taxes as citizens, I recall there being some write offs that were only applicable to citizens so it's possible that non-citizens pay more in some cases. Obviously non-citizens also pay the same sales taxes as citizens. The only difference is you don't get a say in how your tax dollars are used. So much for "no taxation without representation". Oh, and have to budget time for "random" delays at airports.