Tax Issues of Foreign Professionals Entering the U.S. Workforce
This course will provide an overview of: Tax rules for determining the nonresident or resident alien tax status of foreign professionals entering the U.S. workforce Guidance for determining allowable filing statuses, exemptions, deductions, and credits nonresident aliens are eligible for in calculating their U.S. income tax liability
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Tax Issues of Foreign Professionals Entering the U.S. Workforce
This course will provide an overview of: Tax rules for determining the nonresident or resident alien tax status of foreign professionals entering the U.S. workforce Guidance for determining allowable filing statuses, exemptions, deductions, and credits nonresident aliens are eligible for in calculating their U.S. income tax liability
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