但是原文中提到“unless a tax treaty provides for a lesser rate of taxation”,据我所知中美是有tax treaty的,股票美国方面免税,股息10%(如记错了烦请各位指正),所以意思似乎是只要中国国籍的F1前五年的NRA,都是股票免税,股息10%?之后工作再转为RA缴税,全程避开30%的抢劫型税收?
Nonresident alien students and scholars and alien employees of foreign governments and international organizations who, at the time of their arrival in the United States, intend to reside in the United States for longer than 1 year are subject to the 30 percent taxation on their capital gains during any tax year (usually calendar year) in which they are present in the United States for 183 days or more, unless a tax treaty provides for a lesser rate of taxation.
即使是这篇文章,也只说了183天前不算。也就是当年如果超过了183天,还是得报,这应该可以解释上面文章说的意图待满一年。
A nonresident alien student temporarily present in the United States in any nonimmigrant status who is not employed (or self-employed even if illegally under the immigration law) and is not the recipient of a U.S. source scholarship or fellowship, has not established a tax home in the United States. The nonresident alien student shall not be taxable on his U.S. source capital gains income in any calendar year in which his presence in the United States does not equal or exceed 183 days.
A nonresident alien who is present in the United States for 183 days or more is taxed on U.S. source capital gains only if the alien’s tax home is in the United States.
A nonresident alien student temporarily present in the United States in any nonimmigrant status who is not employed (or self-employed even if illegally under the immigration law) and is not the recipient of a U.S. source scholarship or fellowship, has not established a tax home in the United States.
根据这两句,确实是不用报的。
The nonresident alien student shall not be taxable on his U.S. source capital gains income in any calendar year in which his presence in the United States does not equal or exceed 183 days.
W8BEN(填中国地址作为永居地址)适用于所有NRA
F1 NRA前5年在产生奖学金/工资/租金之前,是0%中美资本利得税+10%美国方面股息税
在前5年产生收入后,为30%美国方面资本利得税+10%美国方面股息税,应需主动以SSN/ITIN向IRS申报
F1满5年或转换签证后,身份变为RA,按照RA标准缴纳资本利得税和股息
Nonresident alien students and scholars and alien employees of foreign governments and international organizations who, at the time of their arrival in the United States, intend to reside in the United States for longer than 1 year are subject to the 30 percent taxation on their capital gains during any tax year (usually calendar year) in which they are present in the United States for 183 days or more, unless a tax treaty provides for a lesser rate of taxation.
The nonresident alien student shall not be taxable on his U.S. source capital gains income in any calendar year in which his presence in the United States does not equal or exceed 183 days.