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I am a foreigner hoping to buy SFR in Las Vegas for regular income. There are lots of choices out there but how do I narrow down my searches to those with high rental yield? I am lucky to have some cash with me so I need no financing. Does that put me...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at trulia):
You need to understand ....
Our real estate company, Realty Executives of Nevada, manages investment .
For Canadians and Australians so we know what to expect when it comes to foreign investors and vesting when it comes to foreign investors.
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Hi there,
In 2011, I spent 11 months working the US, and moved to the UK in early December. Therefore, most of my income was earned in the US (at appropriate tax rate), with one payment made to me by my employer (included a lump sum amount).
I earn above...
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Foreign income exclusive amount? I understand that foreign earned income exclusive amount is $ 95100.
Is there any exclusive amount for Unearned income? such as rent or gambling?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
You must have foreign earned income, your tax home must be in a foreign country, and you must....
No only to the foreign earned income amount for the tax year for this purpose.
No, it only applies to earned income.
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I am GreenCard Holder living outside of the US and I am doing my taxes.
If I file Form 2555 (Foreign Earned Income - A Foreign Employer) does that mean I am abandoning my Residence or showing intention of leaving the US?
Thanks.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at immigration):
Instead of form 2555, use the Foreign Tax Credit (see http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc856.html ) which enables you to use the tax paid to the foreign government to cancel most or all of the US taxation of your non....
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Dear Tax Forum:
I found Article 6 relating to real property income in the UK / USA Double Taxation Agreement . However, from the wording, I am still unclear whether I will be able to get a UK foreign tax credit on tax already paid on real property income...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uk-yankee):
If you are taxed by the UK on your worldwide income.
If you are a US citizen there's another reason too .
It reads to me as if the US will tax your income because the property is situated in the US.
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Hi,
I am a WM6 and WP7 developer from Germany.
Last year I got the Form 1042-S from Arvato (Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding) and I added it to my tax computation, but this year I didn't get until now.
So can you tell me when...
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Where does the 100 cam from and why I've to pay taxes on it but on the other (normal income) not?.
But I have to pay 30% taxes on it.
I've still got a from with a Gross income value of exactly 100.00.
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Hi,
If I work in a UK office of a company registered in Ireland, is the salary I receive considered to be local income? How about the dividends, if I hold substantial shares?
Thanks
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US federal income tax, U.S. possessions and foreign residency? I noticed that US citizens have to file federal tax returns if they live in other countries - but I know they can mostly avoid double taxation with tax treaties and deductions and stuff - ...
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Weird or not, that is how the laws are written. .
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For personal income tax declarations, normally you should use the rate relative to the transaction date.
French tax Office normally publishes around end of 1st quarter and average rate you can use for smaller amounts. In doubt, call your own Tax Office...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at france-forum-frenchentree):
Unless your foreign income is huge.
If you're audited, you can't be accused of cherrypìcking.
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The majority of U.S. states impose an income tax on any income which is "sourced" within their state, for both residents and U.S. nonresidents (foreign nonresidents as well, but this post addresses just U.S. residents). This includes gambling income, ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at twoplustwo):
Entirely on its state income tax but, over the past few years, has become the poker hub for the NoVA income tax law, and the many visitors from other states may be in the same situation if there's not some sort of exemption for poker ....
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