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working abroad taxation

blasteeen123 · 2017-04-12 22:57:50

Hi, I am supposed to move the USA for a year to carry out some R&D collaboration with an American company. My salary will be through the public sector in Ireland, I want to know if I'll be only taxed in USA or in both countries?

12-04-2017 10:57pm

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blasteeen123

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Hi,

I am supposed to move the USA for a year to carry out some R&D collaboration with an American company. My salary will be through the public sector in Ireland, I want to know if I'll be only taxed in USA or in both countries?

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#2 12-04-2017 11:01pm

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We have a tax treaty with usa so you tax in one is creditable against the other. Working 6 months+ in usa means they regard you as resident I believe, and necessitates loooads of hassle. If resident in america you gotta fill out personal tax return as well.

Your employer should sort all this out for you!

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