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U.S. Tax Guides for Foreign Persons and Those Who Pay Them


J-1 Nonstudent Exchange Visitors Performing U.S. Services explains the tax rules that apply to compensation for services performed by exchange visitors in the United States as nonstudents such as teachers, research scholars, short-term visitors, international visitors, camp counselors, trainees, and alien physicians. This guide covers:

  • 183-day formula for determining a foreign national's tax status--resident alien or nonresident alien--including special rules for exchange visitors

  • determination of tax residency in the year in which a foreign national changes from F-1 or J-1 status to H-1B status

  • special elections allowing certain nonresidents to be taxed as residents

  • social security and Medicare tax exceptions for certain nonresident employees

  • tax withholding and reporting rules for payments to nonresident independent contractors

  • income tax treaty benefits that may be available for professors, teachers, research scholars, trainees, and honorarium recipients and the special procedures for claiming treaty benefits

  • special rules that apply to exhcanges visitors employed by foreign employers

  • tax return and pre-departure sailing permit filing requirements

    • In addition, this guide includes helpful examples, forms, charts, and a chapter devoted to resources describing helpful websites and IRS publications.

    Not only do the Guides make a great addition to your reference library, they also make for excellent client service and marketing tools for your practice. Because, the books in the U.S. Tax Guide series have been written in laymen's terms, you can hand them out to your clients letting them know what to expect while keep your name in the forefront of their minds.



    [ISBN 978-1-57370-278-2 / December 2008 / 102 pages]


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