Tax for Permanent Resident ng ibang bansa

[Poging_Pogi]

ano rule/guideline pagdating sa pag file ng tax sa pinas kapag permanent resident ka na ng US or Canada or Australia, etc..?

[wazdog]

^ Australians can inform their government they will be living overseas. No need to file Aussie income tax return.

From what I know, Americans have to pay US taxes wherever they live.

[Poging_Pogi]

no, am talking about filipino citizens living as permanent resident overseas, if we still need to file income tax in PI.

[LimpBwiZit]

kung wala ka namang income earned in the phils, and you live outside for more than 180 days per year, di mo kelangan mag-file ng ITR sa pilipinas.

if you live in the phils more 180 days per year, you're considered a resident and you have to file here (just like a regular taxpayer) for income earned in the phils and abroad, subject to applicable tax treaties.

if you live outside more than 180 days per year but with income earned in the phils., file ka rin for income earned here, again, subject to tax treaties with country of your residence.

kung may nakakaalam ng mas tama, pls feel free to correct me.

[Poging_Pogi]

ah ok so regardless kung pinoy citizen ka basta wala ka sa pinas at di ka kumita sa pinas, wala kang tax na babayaran sa pinas.

[LimpBwiZit]

^yup, parang ganun.

[Mickey2000]

no, am talking about filipino citizens living as permanent resident overseas, if we still need to file income tax in PI.

kung wala ka namang income earned in the phils, and you live outside for more than 180 days per year, di mo kelangan mag-file ng ITR sa pilipinas.

if you live in the phils more 180 days per year, you're considered a resident and you have to file here (just like a regular taxpayer) for income earned in the phils and abroad, subject to applicable tax treaties.

if you live outside more than 180 days per year but with income earned in the phils., file ka rin for income earned here, again, subject to tax treaties with country of your residence.

kung may nakakaalam ng mas tama, pls feel free to correct me.

exactly! sense of common na lang, saan i ba base ang tax mo?sa kinita mo OVERSEAS?

ang bait mo naman na taxpayer, yung iba ngang pinoy na nasa 'pinas at doon kumikita eh hindi nagbabayad ng tax,tapos ikaw gusto mo magbayad.

[Poging_Pogi]

exactly! sense of common na lang, saan i ba base ang tax mo?sa kinita mo OVERSEAS?

ang bait mo naman na taxpayer, yung iba ngang pinoy na nasa 'pinas at doon kumikita eh hindi nagbabayad ng tax,tapos ikaw gusto mo magbayad.

sense of commom mo mukha mo.. yung mga US citizens regardless kung nasaang bansa sila nagbabayad ng tax sa US depende sa laki ng kita nila.. so doble binabayad nilang tax..

ikaw ang walang common sense dahil hindi common sense question ito.. it varies from country to country..

kung honest man akong taxpayer.. wala ka na dun..

[Mickey2000]

yun na nga yun eh, US yun at US citizen sila, iba naman ang US at iba sa 'pinas.

kung honest man akong taxpayer.. wala ka na dun..

ngek! minasama pa yung compliment ko.

[Poging_Pogi]

yun na nga yun eh, US yun at US citizen sila, iba naman ang US at iba sa 'pinas.


ngek! minasama pa yung compliment ko.

kaya nga tinatanong ko kung ano yung batas sa pinas eh.. nagpakasarcastic ka pa with "sense of common" eh palpak ka naman.. dahil hindi common sense question iyon..

[Mickey2000]

sige na nga, magbayad ka na ng tax at baka mahuli ka pa ng BIR,pera mo naman yan eh.

[Mickey2000]

sense of commom mo mukha mo.. yung mga US citizens regardless kung nasaang bansa sila nagbabayad ng tax sa US depende sa laki ng kita nila.. so doble binabayad nilang tax..

ikaw ang walang common sense dahil hindi common sense question ito.. it varies from country to country..

kung honest man akong taxpayer.. wala ka na dun..

sigurado ka ba dito? my husband is a US citizen,pero dito work nya sa Canada,pero hindi kami nagbabayad ng tax sa US,so far hindi pa naman kami hinuhuli ng IRS,wala din naman sinasabi about it ang aming financial adviser

[Poging_Pogi]

sige na nga, magbayad ka na ng tax at baka mahuli ka pa ng BIR,pera mo naman yan eh.

sigurado ka ba dito? my husband is a US citizen,pero dito work nya sa Canada,pero hindi kami nagbabayad ng tax sa US,so far hindi pa naman kami hinuhuli ng IRS,wala din naman sinasabi about it ang aming financial adviser

eepal ka pa kasi.. wala ka naman palang alam.. bakit di ka kaya magsearch/tanong online/forum regarding US citizen na kumikita overseas..

di na kita sasagutin dahil wala kang kwenta..

[Mickey2000]

at dahil jan, ang google ako, exempted pala kami

Income Earned Abroad

You may qualify for an exclusion from tax of a limited amount of income earned while working abroad. However, you must file a tax return to claim it. In general, foreign earned income is income received for services you perform in a foreign country. You also may be able to claim an exclusion or a deduction from gross income for your reasonable housing costs that are over a certain base amount. Generally, you will qualify for these benefits if your tax home (defined below) is in a foreign country, or countries, throughout your period of bona fide foreign residence or physical presence and you are one of the following:

1. A U.S. citizen who is a bona fide resident of a foreign country or countries for an uninterrupted period that includes an entire tax year, or
2. A U.S. resident alien who is a citizen or national of a country with which the United States has an income tax treaty in effect and who is a bona fide resident of a foreign country or countries for an uninterrupted period that includes an entire tax year, or
3. 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.

[Mickey2000]

eepal ka pa kasi.. wala ka naman palang alam.. bakit di ka kaya magsearch/tanong online/forum regarding US citizen na kumikita overseas..

di na kita sasagutin dahil wala kang kwenta..

no worry, sinagot ko na sarili kong tanong,
yung sagot na lang sa tanong mo ang hanapin mo

[Poging_Pogi]

at dahil jan, ang google ako, exempted pala kami

common sense lang di mo pala alam.. bat di mo ulit basahin yung pinost mo

"you may qualify for an exclusion from tax of a limited amount of income earned while working abroad."

sobrang liit ba ng kinkita ng mister mo overseas na tax exempt kayo?

[Poging_Pogi]

eto galing mismo sa IRS website FAQ.. nakupo magtago na kayo ng mister mo.. mga tax evader



Question: I am a U.S. citizen. If I move to Canada to live and work there as a Canadian permanent resident, do I pay both U.S. and Canadian Taxes?



Answer: United States citizens living abroad:

Are required to file annual U.S. income tax returns.
Must report their worldwide income if they meet the minimum income filing requirements for their filing status and age.
Must contact the Canadian Government to determine whether you must file a Canadian tax return and pay Canadian taxes.
May be able to elect to exclude some or all of their foreign earned income, if certain requirements are met, or to claim a foreign tax credit if Canadian income taxes are paid.

[Mickey2000]

eepal ka pa kasi.. wala ka naman palang alam.. bakit di ka kaya magsearch/tanong online/forum regarding US citizen na kumikita overseas..

di na kita sasagutin dahil wala kang kwenta..

oh, eh ano pang sinasatsat mo jan?

common sense lang di mo pala alam.. bat di mo ulit basahin yung pinost mo

"you may qualify for an exclusion from tax of a limited amount of income earned while working abroad."

sobrang liit ba ng kinkita ng mister mo overseas na tax exempt kayo?

[Mickey2000]

eto galing mismo sa IRS website FAQ.. nakupo magtago na kayo ng mister mo.. mga tax evader

bakit kami magtatago,may pambayad naman kami ng tax

Question: I am a U.S. citizen. If I move to Canada to live and work there as a Canadian permanent resident, do I pay both U.S. and Canadian Taxes?



Answer: United States citizens living abroad:

Are required to file annual U.S. income tax returns.
Must report their worldwide income if they meet the minimum income filing requirements for their filing status and age.
Must contact the Canadian Government to determine whether you must file a Canadian tax return and pay Canadian taxes.
May be able to elect to exclude some or all of their foreign earned income, if certain requirements are met, or to claim a foreign tax credit if Canadian income taxes are paid.

[Poging_Pogi]

yan ang napapala ng mga epal na nagmamagaling "sense of common" pang nalalaman..

2x na napahiya tuloy..