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J'ai entendu qu'il y a 2 ann茅es civiles d聮exon茅ration d'imp么ts, c'est vrai?

que si tu es sous visa J1!

BenNY04 a 茅crit:

donc tu payes tous les impots...

ben aussi si tu es H1B et L1 tu payes pas les taxes de l'etat, car tu est cens茅 partir.

en gros il y a 2 niveau de taxe le Federal et le State, g茅n茅ralement le State a NY est cool avec les employ茅es de passage.

apr猫s il y a la Floride ou il n'y a pas d聮imp么t au niveau du state.. :-D

ben aussi si tu es H1B et L1 tu payes pas les taxes de l'etat, car tu est cens茅 partir.

heu je les ai toujours paye (et j'ai ete sous L1 et H1b!) sauf la 1ere annee.

D茅sol茅 pour toi, Ben... mais dis toi que tes impots en trop ont surement fait des heureux!!

quelqu'un sous visa H1b est considere comme resident...donc doit payer les memes taxes que les autres residents...

Non-immigrant Work Visa H1-B and H4. The H-1B is a non-immigrant visa category that allows U.S. employers to seek temporary help from skilled foreigners who have the equivalent U.S. Bachelor's Degree education. H-1B employees are employed temporarily in a job category that is considered by the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services to be a "specialty occupation." An H1B visa is typically valid for up to six (6) years and entitles your spouse (husband/wife) and children to accompany you and 'live' in America. H1-B visa holders can apply for a Green Card (Legal Permanent Residency).

The income in the U.S. is subject to FICA (Social Security and Medicare) taxes and income taxes, and the days in the U.S. count towards the Substantial Presence Test SPT. If you are single, then during the first year of H1-B, if you do not meet SPT, you will file non-resident tax return. If you meet SPT, and you were non-resident in the beginning of the year, then you will file dual status tax return.

If you are married, then during the first year of H1-B, if you do not meet SPT, you can file non-resident tax return or you can file joint return as residents after you meet SPT in the next year. If you meet SPT, then you can file joint return as residents. On the resident tax return, you can also claim exemption for dependents. On the resident tax return, just like the U.S. citizens and residents, you must report your worldwide income for the year.

On the joint return, it is not required that your spouse must be in the U.S. or must be resident of the U.S. If your spouse can not get SSN, then you will attach W7 (ITIN application) with your tax return. Also for a dependent, who can not get SSN, you will attach W7 (ITIN application).