for tax purposes a foreign national who satisfies the
requirements of the green card test is considered which of the
following
a us resident for tax purposes
to have permission to enter us
a us citizen
to have permission to leave the us and return to their country of
origin
a. a US resident for tax purposes.
explanation:
According to IRS a person who passes either of green card test or substantial presence test will be considered as a us resident for tax purposes.
for tax purposes a foreign national who satisfies the requirements of the green card test is...
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Tax laws of the foreign country or US possession Tax treaty between the US and the foreign country Totalization agreement between the US and the foreign country Mark for follow up Question 58 of 75. Which of the following is a correct action for a taxpayer who chooses the foreign carned income exclusion? Take a foreign tax credit on income that can be excluded Take a Schedule A deduction for taxes on income that can be excluded Figure tax on...
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