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Tax Advice for American Teachers Abroad

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If you are an American living and working in another country, and if you pay tax in that country, and if you meet the “bona fide residence test” or the “physical presence test” you can file for tax exemption if you make less than $80,000 US/year.

“Bona fide residence test” – this is established by having a home there or illustrating that you have settled there with some sort of permanence:



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