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No, nothing to do with IRS...yet. 只是防范于未然罢了. -- jlink - (117 Byte) 2007-3-27 周二, 16:45 (665 reads) |
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作者：加州天使 在 海归商务 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
You are right, chinese gov is exchanging income info with many foreign government, there is no need to take risk ..
2. No, since your primary residence is in a foreign country, as a result, your tax status will not be a residence of US, you will be classified as a US citizen living in a foreign country-a foreign residence, therefore, you are not qualify for the tax break for your "foreign primary residence". If you are a foreign service man/or work for US government agency, then you can take the tax break on your US home but not the foreign home even you did not live there for the past 5 years.
You need to pay 15% of capital gain for the sale of ANY foreign real estate if you held it for more than a one year. However, if you have paid some foreign taxes on this sale, you can take foreign tax credit for the sale.
No, if you owned a US home, you only need to live there as your primary residence for two years in the past 5 years. You only need to own your primary residence home for 2 years to be qualified for the tax break.
作者：加州天使 在 海归商务 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
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