About two dozen states now pointedly ask taxpayers to estimate and pay use taxes on state income-tax returns, with some suggesting a figure based on the resident's overall income.
Using Phil Mickelson as an example, perhaps he would have already saved several millions of state income tax dollars if he was a resident of a state with no income tax such as Florida or Texas.
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As Pat Garofolo notes, if you are a Michigan resident in the lowest income bracket (bottom 20%) you pay a tax rate of 8.9 percent.
The U.S. is one of the very few industrialized countries in the world that taxes the income of its citizens and resident aliens no matter where they live and where the income comes from.
In this Delaware case, a Pennsylvania resident was not allowed to exclude the income from her telecommuting days from her Delaware non-resident return.
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The United States taxes its citizens and its resident aliens on their worldwide income.
As a result, gas station pit stops combine to suck up 4% of the average Wyoming resident's annual gross income, compared to less than 2% for a typical New Yorker.
What if a resident of a state without an income tax picks up his ticket while visiting the Big Apple?
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They filed non-resident Montana tax returns reporting the rental income on their two properties.
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To verify eligibility and income levels and to compute monthly resident fees.
The sum of disposable incomes of all resident institutional units is equal to Gross National Disposable Income.
The bill encourages a 50% income tax credit also to non-resident and part-year resident taxpayers in the State.
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The U.S. is highly unusual in that it imposes taxes on "world-wide" income, no matter where a citizen or permanent resident lives.
The income tax exclusion for U.S. citizens and resident aliens abroad was put into law about a quarter-century ago partly to encourage U.S. companies to send U.S. workers overseas.
Siddalls said It sounds as if Gilly is a French resident, and as such, she would be liable to French taxation on her worldwide income and assets, even if "offshore".
Given the level of her income, though, Ms. Rogers, if she were a bona-fide resident of Hong Kong, which the IRS admitted she was, would be able to exclude all of her foreign earned income.
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