vj_dallas
Feb 9, 2010, 01:41 PM
Hi,
I am an Indian student in US on F1 visa. I earned money through internship during year 2009 and paid my tuition during the same year. I am aware that there is a tax treaty between India and US and I read the statement:
"An individual who is a resident of India immediately before visiting the United States and who is temporarily in the United States primarily for studying or training is exempt from U.S. income tax on payments from abroad for maintenance, study, or training."
I have trouble understanding the closing part of the sentence "on payments from abroad for maintenance, study, or training.".. does that mean if I earn money in US (thru internship) and pay for my tuition and still get exemption on the same?.
If I have earned 27K during 2009 and paid 9K towards my tuition then including all standard and treaty related exemption, what is the total amount that is taxable? (27 - 10 -9? )
I am an Indian student in US on F1 visa. I earned money through internship during year 2009 and paid my tuition during the same year. I am aware that there is a tax treaty between India and US and I read the statement:
"An individual who is a resident of India immediately before visiting the United States and who is temporarily in the United States primarily for studying or training is exempt from U.S. income tax on payments from abroad for maintenance, study, or training."
I have trouble understanding the closing part of the sentence "on payments from abroad for maintenance, study, or training.".. does that mean if I earn money in US (thru internship) and pay for my tuition and still get exemption on the same?.
If I have earned 27K during 2009 and paid 9K towards my tuition then including all standard and treaty related exemption, what is the total amount that is taxable? (27 - 10 -9? )