@Christina_xyt wrote:
really? but can i explain my situation? they could see the spending i put on the card is absolutely triple to the amount i made in the U.S. (which is reported and taxable).. i dont have an amex card right now, so i guess it doesn't matter too much for now..
For NRAs, I think they'll consider documentation of foreign income, but it would be country specific, I'd imagine.
@Open123 wrote:
@Christina_xyt wrote:
really? but can i explain my situation? they could see the spending i put on the card is absolutely triple to the amount i made in the U.S. (which is reported and taxable).. i dont have an amex card right now, so i guess it doesn't matter too much for now..
For NRAs, I think they'll consider documentation of foreign income, but it would be country specific, I'd imagine.
Yes, I agree. And I wouldn't worry about it, Financial Reviews are rare so it would probably never happen anyway.
If you become a Perm Res, you will need to report worldwide income, one of the strangenesses of the US tax system.
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Open123 wrote:
@Christina_xyt wrote:
really? but can i explain my situation? they could see the spending i put on the card is absolutely triple to the amount i made in the U.S. (which is reported and taxable).. i dont have an amex card right now, so i guess it doesn't matter too much for now..
For NRAs, I think they'll consider documentation of foreign income, but it would be country specific, I'd imagine.
Yes, I agree. And I wouldn't worry about it, Financial Reviews are rare so it would probably never happen anyway.
If you become a Perm Res, you will need to report worldwide income, one of the strangenesses of the US tax system.
I understand that, even i never become a PR, if i stay here for longer than 5 years.. I will become a resident alien for tax purpose.. and will have to report my foreign income.. >.<
