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    <title>topic I have been in the US for 3yrs on J1 visa. Should I be paying the Social Security Tax? Thanks. in Retirement tax questions</title>
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      <title>I have been in the US for 3yrs on J1 visa. Should I be paying the Social Security Tax? Thanks.</title>
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      <title>Generally speaking, J1 scholars are exempt from SS tax an...</title>
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      <description>&lt;P&gt;Generally speaking, J1 scholars are exempt from SS tax and are considered non-US residents for tax purposes for the first 5 years of their visa, so long as they are performing work (teaching, research, etc.) that is approved for their visa status. &amp;nbsp;If a J-1 scholar takes a job that is not related to their visa, they are subject to SS tax withholding.&lt;/P&gt;</description>
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      <title>J1 scholars (and other nonstudents) are non resident alie...</title>
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      <description>J1 scholars (and other nonstudents) are non resident aliens for 2 years, students for 5 and are subject to FICA after that.</description>
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