Tax for LRP who is out of U.S.

[meweadl]

Hi every one,

I'm Lowfull Permanent Resident (i'm DV Lottery winner) & i applied for Re-entry permit(which approved) then came back to my origin country.
Now, i want to know; should i pay tax when i'm NOT in U.S.?

What are tax rate for U.S. university students income in states?

 

[nkm-oct23]

As a LPR you are legally required to file tax returns and pay taxes if any are due even if you don't reside in the US. If you have income outside US, that must be declared on your US tax return as well.

 

[AntonyG]

Well maybe this will be helpful:
United States have several tax agreements with different countries such as Mexico, or Germany and so on. This allows companies (Im sure there's a similar process for individualts, Im just more familiar with Corporate aspect) to avoide double taxation.

For instance, my company is a U.S resident and operates in both U.S and Germany. In both countries the company generates income. Each year we file for a Unites States Residency Certificate (Also known as Form-6166) in order to declare and pay taxes in the Unites States and to reduce our tax in Germany (works both ways).

I'm pretty sure that one can try the same thing for an individual. You can always call and verify. The form itself simply states that for the purpose of taxation the named entity is considered a Unites States residency (or something a long the lines). If it does work for individuals make sure to get an Apostille on it before you present it to foreign officials.

Hope this helps.

P.S: can't post links so you'll just have to google.