Do immigrants have to pay taxes on dividend insurance bought in the United States?

You mean the insurance you bought outside the United States before you immigrated? Want it. Although insurance can avoid debts and taxes, the personal principle of the American tax system is that all income (domestic and foreign) obtained after obtaining nationality must be declared and paid according to regulations.

At the same time, the American tax system stipulates that only the insurance income based on life and injury is not taxed, and others, including survival funds and pink, must be declared. On the other hand, however, 57 American Immigration Network reminds the United States that personal overseas property income has a tax-free quota every year, and people with income within this quota do not have to pay taxes.