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Employee vs Independent Contractor: Immigration Implications for U.S. Businesses
Properly classifying workers is essential to avoid IRS penalties and immigration issues. The guide outlines the differences between employees and…
Penalties, Interest, and Immigration Consequences of Tax Noncompliance
New U.S. enforcement priorities link tax behavior directly to immigration outcomes. Failing to file or pay taxes accurately can now…
Do Americans Pay Federal, State, and Local Taxes? A Layered Overview
The U.S. tax system consists of federal, state, and local layers. Responsibility depends on where you live and work. While…
U.S. Tax Residency vs Citizenship: What Truly Determines Your Taxes
The IRS taxes individuals based on their status as tax residents or nonresident aliens. Residency is triggered by time spent…
Do California and New York Residents Pay Higher Taxes?
The tax gap between states like California and Texas stems from state-level policy choices. High-tax states use progressive income taxes…
H-1B FY 2027: Wage-Based Lottery Replaces Old System for Cap
USCIS is replacing the random H-1B lottery with a wage-weighted system for FY 2027, starting February 2026. Higher wage levels…
U.S. Taxes for Immigrants in 2026: Common Myths Debunked
Visa holders in 2026 face increased scrutiny regarding tax residency. Determining residency status is vital, as it triggers worldwide income…
Understanding Prima Facie Determination: Initial Review and Implications
A prima facie determination is a preliminary finding by USCIS that an application appears credible on its face. It is…