Do new immigrants need to file tax returns less than 3 1 day after landing in the United States for the first time?

There is no need to submit a tax return.

Taxpayers and non-residents in the United States pay taxes very differently. For residents, global income is taxed in the United States, while for non-residents, only income from the United States is taxed in the United States.

Residents: Anyone who is an American citizen, holds an American green card or has lived in the United States for more than 183 days becomes an American taxpayer. The weighted calculation method of 183 days: the number of days in the United States this year (at least 3 1 day) +65438+ 0.3 of the number of days in the United States last year+0.6 of the number of days in the United States the year before. If the calculation result exceeds 183 days, you will become a tax resident in the United States, and all the income in the world will be taxed in the United States.

Non-resident: If the above conditions are not met, but there is income from the United States, then only income from the United States needs to be taxed in the United States.

The contents of the tax return for new immigrants are divided into three parts:

The first is income declaration;

The second is to declare overseas bank accounts and overseas financial assets, and bank accounts in the United States do not need to be declared;

Third, if the shares in the enterprise reach 10%, then the financial statements of the enterprise, that is, the balance sheet and income statement, should also be reported to the US government.