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Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 17:38:35 GMT
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In 2003 you fill out the taxforms for your earnings in 2002 and depending on
that you will get a refund or have to pay some more.
In 2004 you fill out the taxforms for your earnings in 2003 and depending on
that you will get a refund or have to pay some more.
Usually you will only have to pay taxes for income you got while you were a
resident in the US, so in 2004 you would only be taxed on income you got in
2003 while you were still here (you may have to declare your total income
though, and then make the appropriate deductions). Check the guide about non
residency (from the IRS, 540NR IIRC), it has all the gory details.
Claudio
on Thu, 16 Jan 2003 10:39:46 -0500 Daridon_at_aol.com wrote:
D> Good morning,
D>
D> as the tax topic got started, I have a question regarding the tax situation
D> when one returns to Europe or CH. I have been told that you keep on paying
D> taxes to the US a year after the year you leave. If you leave now, jan 2003 you
D> pay taxes in 2003 and 2004! And this with an H1B visa or a green card.
D>
D> Do you know anything about that, what is the experience of poeple who recently
D> moved back?
D>
D> Thank you ahead,
D>
D> Antoine.
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