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Muri&Jim
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Chilean working for a company in Chile, taxes
Muri&Jim replied to Muri&Jim's topic in Mexico, Latin & South America
To anyone who needs to know, currently there is not a tax agreement between Chile and USA. It's better to report your foreign income in your taxes. -
I recommend you don't take the risk. Get married here, adjust status and wait for AP. It's better to wait for the party in France, than missing all your chances to be with the person you love, times goes fast.
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Chilean working for a company in Chile, taxes
Muri&Jim replied to Muri&Jim's topic in Mexico, Latin & South America
Hi, We will go to an accountant in march, we couldn't get an earlier appointment, that's why I'm asking here in advance what is more convenient since I'm talking with my employer to receive all my base salary without deductions, that way I can just declare in USA next year. Now I have to declare last year, since I arrived in april. Declare here and in my country. I guess I have to see. I usually get money back in my country, but I'm scare of taxes in the USA 😅 -
Hi everyone, I don't know any chilean person on my same situation, that's why I'm trying here. I work for a company in Chile remotly, I get deducted health and retirement from my base salary. That retirement money goes to retire in Chile, I can't take it out. I have my life here in USA now, I plan to live here and retire here, so I want to ask them to get transfered my base salary without deductions through a wire or something. I want to know if someone has experience with this, related the wire transfer money being taxable? Thank you