We have employee who is on L-1 visa and his stayed at U.S is going to be more then 6 months. When an Employee is visiting our US office on L-1 while staying on Foreign Payroll, we usually give them a monthly "Per Diem" for their expenses here while in US (food, lodging, transportation, etc.), which in our accounting records shows as "Travel Expense" this is not Taxed to the employee (if they are to receive 3500/month, then they get exactly $3500/month). However, I do understand that when an employee is here at U.S for more then six months, by law they are require to pay taxes. If this is true, please advice what are the taxes that they are responsible for and how to have it file?
Thanks,
Fatimah
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