hey
i have lived as an international student for almost 9 years as an F-1 student. Graduated and left, currently in my home country, with no intention of coming back.
I own stocks in Fidelity and some other platforms.
am I obligated to pay taxes for dividends, Captial gaina, and others? since I am not a US citizen, but was previously considered US person, since I lived over 5 years in the US. No longer though.
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Will do!
just wanted to two separate topics!
will follow on the other post
Hi, can't seem to find the original post with the answer. Can someone share the link or the answer again?
Nonresident aliens are not subject to U.S. capital gains tax, and no money will be withheld by the brokerage firm.
However, You will likely need to pay capital gains tax in your country of origin.
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