NRA Tax Withholding For Foreign Call Centers?
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I recommend PAYING a professional for an opinion on this issue.  You may even request a 'private letter ruling.  That basically means you present the facts to the IRS in advance and they issue and official written answer.
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I cannot imagine any US jurisdiction even contemplating such a situation. The local tax payers would not accept it.\nJust from a logistics standpoint, call takers and dispatchers need to be familiar with the geography served by their call center. Many law enforcement agencies have the electronic equivalent of a GPS for the officers' locations. How could somebody in another country effectively dispatch and manage officers?
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you should ask a tax attorney.  I have had luck with sites like http://www.irstaxtrouble.com/find-a-lawyer.php .  Good luck on the new country...
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you can call the IRS, they will tell you
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Okay once you are in country you will no longer pay federal taxes on your pay.  As long as you are in the country at least one day of any given month, you will receive the non taxable status.  The second increase you will see is hazardous duty pay which is $250 a month.  So if you are an e-4 with over 3 years, you could bring home about $1800-1900 per month.  If you are there a year and you only spend $400 per month, you could save $18,000.  Also another way guys come home alot of money is reenlisting while over there.  If you sign you reenlistment while over there, it will not be taxed either.  \nHope this helps!!
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HnR block is a tax company and I would highly recommend a true accountant over their fly by night tax preparation.\n\nYou'll save more with a true accountant over these fast food type tax guys.
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I've been an international tax lawyer for 30 years, and the best advice I can give you is to seek out a qualified professional advisor.  Here are a few guidelines:\n\n*  If you are a US citizen or resident alien, you must pay tax on all your income worldwide.  (Resident alien status is determined under tax rules and your immigration or visa status is only one factor.)\n\n*  If you are a nonresident alien for tax purposes, you still must pay tax on the income from your US business.  An advisor can help you determine how much income is attributable to that business, and possibly give you some ideas for reducing your US taxable income.\n\n*  If you carry on your US business through a US corporation, the corporation is taxable on its income, and you are taxable on dividends, interest, royalties, and other amounts received from the corporation that are from sources within the US.\n\n*  If you carry on a US business through a foreign corporation, then the corporation is the taxpayer.  The corporation will be subject to tax on the income of the business, and may also have to pay "branch profits tax" when funds are remitted outside the US.  Alternatively, you may be taxed on dividends you receive from the corporation out of US profits.  This is not a choice you make, but it depends upon the law applicable to you (including any relevant income tax treaty).\n\nThere are more relevant rules, which your advisor can tell you about.
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Scroll down to where it says International calls.\n\nHope that helps.
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If it is from a traditional IRA-YES.  If it is from a ROTH IRA-MAYBE.  You really need to bring your documents to a CPA or Enrolled Agent for review.  I have listed some articles below that can help.  The first is on ROTH IRAs and the second on traditional IRAs. \n\nBe sure to have tax withholding on any distribution to avoid owing IRS.
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You should recieve Hazard Pay but I'm not sure about the tax exempt status. This website should help you.\nhttp://www.military.com/benefits/military-pay/combat-zone-tax-exclusions?ESRC=topstories.RSS
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Great Job !!!\n\n"tonalc1" is correct...Pokerstars is required to report winnings to the IRS.\n\nTypically gaming-related companies have had to report anything over $1,100...but that may have been increased with the latest tax law changes.  They may also choose to report "all records"...check with Pokerstars to find out what their policy is.\n\nKeep in mind...<disclaimer here!!!> I am not a tax professional...however, if you have lost money through them (or any other gambling venue) they should have a record of that as well and any such losses can "typically" be used to reduce/offset the amount of money you'll be taxed on.\n\nThat is one argument for "registering" for a "Player's card" in the casinos...they track ALL of your play for you...so you should be able to get records from such venues.\n\n(Used to be an Auditor in the Gaming industry...and wore many other hats in life.)
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Yes, the employer is allowed to withhold federal income tax unless you state on your W-4 that you are exempt from federal income tax.\n\nFor the "up to $80,000" to be tax exempt, you must have been overseas for at least 330 days in a 365 day period.  Just a word of caution, make sure you will meet that requirement so you will avoid a hefty penalty and interest from the IRS if you do not meet it.
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You can use 1040ES. Here is the link for the form:\nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf\n\nZhicheng Lai\nEnrolled Agent
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check out SMith n Wessons website they have contact infor mation there a phone call away
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it is www.dyn-intl.com hope this helps\nlet me know if it doesn't yes it does pay well last time i checked it was 134000 tax free for 1year service to them
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Alot of Australian companies outsource call centres to India as they labour is cheap and most of them can speak, read and write English (albeit badly). A new Do Not Call register will be set up as of June 06 in Australia- so register on that. It lists it on the website of the telecommunication ombudsman!
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Contact the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association.  They can put you in touch with your local state representative, advise you on insurance and incorporation issues, and a host of other details.\n\nhttp://www.nmlra.org