mccormickfreda
2 posts
Feb 19, 2025
3:18 AM
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It will require the taxpayer to constantly move around the globe. In any country, the tax is levied on a taxpayer based on their stay in the country, regardless of their citizenship. If a person wants to avoid paying taxes in the USA, then his stay in the immediately preceding and current year should not be more than 120 days without making a substantial presence. And the person should not be engaged in any effectively connected income. Proper planning needs to be done to avoid becoming an eligible person for a substantial presence in the USA. A citizen of Canada is only allowed 90 days in a year and for non-US citizens, it is extended to 120 days.
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