| Loại tài liệu | Tư liệu ngôn ngữ (Sách) | | Mã ngôn ngữ | eng | | | KF6445 .T38 | | Tác giả tập thể | Global Employment Solutions | | Thông tin nhan đề | Taxation of U.S.Expatriates / Global Employment Solutions | | Xuẩt bản,phát hành | U.S.A : Ernst & Young LLP, 2002 | | Mô tả vật lý | 51 tr. ; 30 cm
| | Tóm tắt/chú giải | When moving overseas, one of the biggest questions many have concerns Expat Tax. Unfortunately, America is one of a handful of countries that vigorously pursues taxes worldwide – so don’t expect to avoid a U.S. tax debt by moving overseas. As a matter of fact, you’re not even allowed to give up your U.S. citizenship to eliminate a tax obligation.Be aware that America has tax treaties with over 42 countries where the IRS and the foreign tax agencies exchange tax data on their residents. Many Americans think because they’re earning money in another country – and paying that country’s taxes – they have no liability when it comes to their home country and that they are not required to pay expat tax USA. That’s totally not the case. You still should file a return with the U.S. every year, whether you have income or not. You are not legally required to do so if you don’t owe U.S. taxes, but it’s an important preventative measure as there is a Statute of Limitations on tax disputes. If there is a dispute over back taxes, you start running out the clock on the Statute of Limitations if you file. If you don’t, the IRS can conduct a personal audit at any time in the future and you’ll be liable if they decide against you
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