I am going to visit the Cebit exhibition from 15th to 20th March 2007. I need a good hotel with easy transport to the exhibition. The hotels I found are all very expensive (Euro 250+). I am looking ...
i was thinkin about goin there b/c i seen it on travel channel and was just curious on how much those big mugs of beer cost. in dollars? or else if you dont know in dollars i'll convert it. ...
how far is regensburg from bamberg and/or schweinfurt? would it be better to travel by train or by car? does any one know how far leipzig is from bamberg?...
I have only 2 days to visit both cities and I would like to optimize the time as better as I can! Additional Details sorry, I stay 2 days in Berlin and 2 days in F...
I'm doing a project on the tourism in Germany. One of the things I need to do is use a brown paper bag (lunch bag) and decorate it based on the Germany's tourism. I have to use the brown ...
I recently got a nice red shirt with the German crest and city crests on it. I got it at the Konigsee-St.Bartolomae gift shop (one by the boat loading docks) and I cant find it anymore.
I was ...
Would like to move asap any good ideas on getting jobs and homes in germany?...
Jerry Mouse
Living/working in Germany and paying taxes???
If I am a U.S. citizen but live and work in Germany...obviously I have to pay taxes there...but do I need to file a yearly income tax for the state and federal back in the U.S.???
It's called Foreign Earned Income. You don't have to pay taxes on it, but you do have to report it. It's so that you can still receive credit for work while not in the US.
dvskv
Yes, you will need to file a Form 1040 with the IRS but for US Citizens living overseas but I believe you have a 2 or 3 month automatic extension as well as a nonresident state tax return wherever you have designated as your legal residence. My oldest son has lived and worked in Europe for the last 5 years since January 2002 starting in Munich Germany and he now lives and works in London UK. I just have him send me his European tax documents along with a spreadsheet compliling his income from like January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006. Most likely you will not have to pay any US or state income taxes unless your annual salary exceeds $82,500. Also there is a special IRS Form where you list your foreign address, employer and compute the days you lived overseas into a percentage.
ღ Katja ღ
Go to www.expatica.com ... they have good information about stuff like that!!!
G-man
US citizens are taxed on worldwide income. Get tax help. Since you will be taxed slighter higher in Germany, your taxes in the US should be offset.
lederbikergene
technically yes...and you will be taxed further...but you will also get back part of what you paid in German taxes...it can get really complicated...
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