Tax Issues of Foreign Professionals Entering the U.S. Workforce
Learning objectives
After completing this course, the learner should be able to:
- Identify the current statistics and historical trends of foreign professionals working in the United States
- Recognize how to determine the nonresident or resident alien status of foreign professionals working in the United States
- Recognize what filing statuses, exemptions, deductions, and credits are available to both resident and nonresident aliens
- Identify payroll tax issues associated with foreign professionals entering the U.S. workforce
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