U.S. taxation of foreign nationals

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US taxation of foreign nationals depends on a variety of factors such as their status as resident or non-resident aliens, their immigration status, types of visas held, and the tax treaties in effect. Dual-status as both non-resident and resident aliens is also a possibility. Income tax, capital gains taxes, and other taxes applicable to these individuals are discussed, along with tax deductions, tax calculation methodology, available tax relief, income sourcing and related topics.

Author: Crist, Bruce, Klaus, Kenton J., Cohen, Lorraine E.

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U.S. taxation of foreign nationals

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Nonresident aliens and foreign nationals working in the US should understand their tax liability and the applicability of various tax treaties. Issues to consider include dual status designations, full-year elections, deductions, exemptions, tax treaties, withholding rates, and so on. Foreign national should be aware of the various types of taxes applicable including estate, gift, and Social Security taxes.

Author: Crist, Bruce, Klaus, Kenton J., Cohen, Lorraine E.

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Subjects list: United States, Taxation, Aliens, Non-resident aliens, Nonresident aliens, international
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