A taxpayer meets the residency test by means of substantial presence test in 2015?
The Substantial Presence Test (SPT) is a procedure adopted by Internal Revenue Service (IRS), US to find out whether a person is not a country citizen or lawful permanent resident during the recent years part. The SPT is a test where the physical presence of the person in the country is tested.
The purpose of this test is determine that the person is a legal permanent resident who require to file the return in form 1040, with the adequate exceptions like being on holiday or medical compulsion.
IRS Substantial Presence Test generally indicate the person’s presence in US for at least 30 days in the current year and a minimum total of 183 days over past 3 years ie. 1 day at par in current year, 1/3 a day to Par in Prior year and 1/6 a day t Par in two years prior. For example :
If a person stays for 110 days in current year, 60 days in prior and 90 days in previous to prior year. It gives us (100 +60/3 + 90/6) = 145 days in last 3 years. Being lower to minimum requirement of 183 days, so the person is not a citizen.
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A taxpayer meets the residency test by means of substantial presence test in 2015?
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