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Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 09:51:21 -0800
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Louis Perrochon wrote:
> Tax law is independent from immigration law. If you have a J-1 you probably are exempt for 2 years. If you are student on a J-1, number may even be 5 years. Not because of J-1, but because visiting researchers may be exempt. But if you lived in the US
What does "exempt" mean? Like no taxes at all? When I came here I was
asked to fill-in a W-4, and about 30% of my salary was subtracted ...
anything wrong with that??? Please help!
Thank you very much,
Michael
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