Many individuals who move to the U.S. for work, study or investment, often understand that they will need to be careful to comply with the applicable immigration rules, such as obtaining a visa.  And while such persons often have a general idea that they will need to file U.S. tax returns, far less time is spent on tax planning. This blog post outlines a commonly overlooked filing status that may be of substantial use to foreign investors, workers and students. U.S. Tax Filing Status by Residency Under U.S. tax rules, individuals are divided into three general categories, each of which… Read more