FAQ Green Card Holders
Understanding the US tax system, the obligations, and all the additional terms can be difficult. Especially if one lives outside of America. Is your question not answered? Contact us.
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Do Green Card holders have to file U.S. taxes if they live abroad?
Yes. Unless you have formally abandoned your Green Card, you must report worldwide income.
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How do I stop being a U.S. tax resident as a Green Card holder?
By surrendering your Green Card using Form I-407 or a formal abandonment letter.
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Is there an exit tax for Green Card holders?
Yes, if you’ve had a Green Card for 8 of the last 15 years and meet net worth/income tests.
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Does an expired Green Card end my tax obligations?
No. You remain a tax resident until you formally relinquish your status.
Do I need to file if I am a US citizen or green card holder when I’m working abroad?
Watch: What Green Card holders need to know about U.S. tax obligations and relinquishing residency.
When are you considered a US person (and taxable)?
When are you a US citizen? Watch this video to learn more
When are you considered a US person for tax purposes
You can be considered a US person for tax purposes in many different ways. Watch the video about the various ways a US person is liable for tax!
