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orthopedics
Apr 11, 2008, 11:37 AM
HI ,
i am working as a J 1 exchange visitor at present ,I will have to change my status either to
1] H 1 B visa after two yrs OR
2] to J1 clinical visa ........
both these options will be before I complete two years as J1 exchange visitor..so the question is..do I have to pay for the taxes which I will save on now ..once I finish my two years in general or ..this rule of tax repaying does not apply to me if I change the visa status before two years and come on different visa?
Please tell me if I need to clarify more about my question .
any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

The Texas Tax Expert
Apr 11, 2008, 06:47 PM
HI ,
i am working as a J 1 exchange visitor at present ,I will have to change my status either to
1] H 1 B visa after two yrs OR
2] to J1 clinical visa ........
both these options will be before I complete two years as J1 exchange visitor..so the question is..do I have to pay for the taxes which I will save on now ..once I finish my two years in general or ..this rule of tax repaying does not apply to me if I change the visa status before two years and come on different visa?
Please tell me if I need to clarify more about my question .
any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

It depends on the country and the applicable treaty. Different treaties handle things differently.

MukatA
Apr 11, 2008, 09:16 PM
Yes, to give you more information we must know your citizenship, type of work for which J1 was issued, and on your 2006 return, what treaty deduction did you claim?