送交者: help 于 2005-3-21, 12:11:38:

回答: Publication 54 (2004), Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad 由 HunHunSheng 于 2005-3-21, 11:59:40:

A U.S. citizen or a U.S. resident alien who is physically present in a foreign country or countries for at least 330 full days during any period of 12 consecutive months.

Does that mean it is better you don't have more than one month vacation back in the States?

• Looks complicated, actually is very simple. - Latino2 (504 bytes) 2005-3-21, 12:24:00
  • Do you need to get a Chinese green card to be a bona fide resient there? - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:33:45
    • Not really. Many sea turtles don't have Chinese GC card, - Latino2 (105 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:37:02
      • But does IRS acknowledge that? - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:43:40
        • IRS doesn't care how you settled there. - Latino2 (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:53:39
    • Specifically, It is called D Visa (Ding Ju Qian Zheng) - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:34:27
  • Do you need to get a Chinese green card to be a bona fide resient there? - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 13:33:32
  • Thanks. PFPF... - help (0 bytes) 2005-3-21, 12:53:49
• If you take that literally - HunHunSheng (96 bytes) 2005-3-21, 12:18:29

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