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The slow recovery of the US economy has become a good time to invest in the United States. However, investing in the United States is not so simple. Not only must we consider the safety of funds, the return on investment, tax policies, the preservation and appreciation of wealth, but also the children's schooling and employment , Home ownership, medical treatment and other life issues. Therefore, investment immigration to the United States needs to consider multiple factors comprehensively, and needs a complete investment immigration program.
A Guide to US Investment Immigration
- Chapter 1. The Road to the United States 1. Why did the Chinese choose to go to the United States?
Equal opportunity, competitive environment, regulated social order, advanced education concept, sound medical security system, immigration to the United States, dreams of success, second immigration of the third immigration, chapter two, immigration to the US, early planning, how to choose the best immigration opportunity
2. Education planning for immigrant children (1) Experts talk about studying in the United States 1. Educational philosophy in the United States 2. Family education in the United States 3. Differences between public schools and private schools in the United States 4. Comparison of popular study abroad countries (2) How new American immigrants arrange their children to attend school ?
1. New immigrant families need to send their children to kindergarten 2. How to choose a US high school 3. How to apply for an American university 4. How to choose their own major 5. American universities with lenient entry and strict exit 6. How to stay after graduating from an American university Work (3) Common educational propositions for immigrant children 1. What are the advantages of children holding a green card to study abroad?
2. Isn't American basic education better than China?
3. When is the best time to send your child to study abroad?
4. How to help children adapt to the new environment?
5. What should I do if my child is studying in the United States?
6. Will children forget Chinese traditional culture?
3. Tax Planning for Immigration Applicants (1) Tax Obligations Before and After the U.S. Green Card Is Obtained (Time for Tax Planning)
1. Tax risk assessment and identification of applicants 2. Property distribution and transfer 3. Timely reporting of taxes and property distribution 4. Discard tax (II) Introduction to basic concepts of personal taxation in the United States 1. Concept of US tax residents 2. Declarations required in the United States Types of taxation 3. Income tax rates and deductions 4. Gift and inheritance tax (3) Declaration of foreign assets 1. Bank accounts 2. Specific financial assets 3. Overseas companies (IV) Property inheritance-trust 1, trust in life 2, intentional Defective trusts3, family limited partnerships4, irrevocable life insurance trusts (5) Frequently Asked Questions on U.S. Taxation 1. When will a client become a U.S. tax resident?
2. When do customers need to start filing taxes?
3. How many assets should be declared for the first tax return?
4. Does the LLP invested by the client's EB-5 need to report tax?
5. Can investment immigrants apply for low income benefits and can declare low income or no income?
6. What taxes and fees need to be paid to purchase a house in the United States, and which can be legally exempt or reduced?
7. Can a husband and wife report tax separately?
8. Will the sub-applicant accompany the immigrant but give up before landing will affect the main application for tax declaration?
9. If the sub-applicant wants to give up his status, is it unnecessary to report tax?
10. If the customer does not log in to the United States for more than one year and the green card becomes invalid, does it mean that the green card has been abandoned?
11. How do Chinese companies report their taxes in the United States?
12. How much do I need to report if I deposit in the United States?
13. How to report tax on stock income?
14. How to declare the company's dividends and shares?
15. Do properties in China need to be declared?
16. What is "Communityproperty"?
17. The loan interest of the project investment is paid together after 5 years. Why is there interest income on Form K-1?
18. Are there any tax concessions for overseas self-use properties when they are sold?
19. What are the ways for foreigners to purchase US real estate from abroad?
20. What is a controlled foreign company (CFC)?
21. What is a passive foreign investment company (PFIC)?
22. How are penalties for failing to report overseas assets?
23. Is there any opportunity for exemption from the penalty clauses for missing overseas property?
24. What is the IRS audit?
25. How does the IRS determine who to check?
26. How and what does the IRS check?
27. What may happen after being checked by the IRS?
28. What are the future trends in IRS audits?
4. The U.S. real estate investment boom in the context of immigration. Chapter III. A Guide to U.S. Investment Immigration. I. Overview of legal immigration to the United States. (1) Legal definition and immigration rights. 5 Investment immigration introduction 1. EB-5 application conditions 2. Basic steps of EB-5 application 3. Concept of regional center 4. EB-5 two investment modes 5. How to calculate the number of employment creation 6. EB-5 investment Project selection 7. Application handling considerations 8. How to recognize EB-5 investment risk 3. US EB-5 investment immigration application process (1) Introduction of application process (2) Preparation of immigration materials 4. Common US EB-5 investment immigration Summary of Questions Chapter 4 New immigrants landing and entering the United States I. Before landing (1) Develop a landing plan with the landing service agency (2) Understand the documents and items that must be carried on landing 2. Pass through customs (I) Understand relevant US customs regulations (2) Notes for passing customs 3. Landing (1) Staying in a hotel (2) Landing service organization arranges landing counseling (3) Visiting communities and schools (4) Renting and buying a car (5) Tour IV. Permanent Residence (1) Renting a House (2) Buying a House (3) Enrolling (4) Insurance (5) Personal Checks and Payments V. Useful Tips Chapter 5 Immigration into the U.S. I. Impressions for New Immigrants: Do not pay attention to dress, but pay attention to decent food: not pay attention to taste, but pay attention to nutrition: not pay attention to area, pay attention to environmental behavior: not pay attention to comparison, pay attention to rules Second, integrate into the life of the United States Express yourself: break through language barriers interpersonal interaction: respect differences Details Credit society: Developed personal credit system Insurance system: Everyone for me, I am for everyone U.S. Retirement system: Old people have health and hospitalization: China and the United States do not "medicate" like the United States Legal system: Playing games within the rules Common sense: Manage your account leisure time: civilians' "nobility movement"
3. Living in the United States Expenditures for a family of three living expenses Children s secondary school expenses Table of American house purchase prices Chapter 6 Tips for immigrating to the United States I. Accept differences, learn to adapt to and respect American culture 2. Integrate into American society and improve the quality of life in the United States 3. Some details and life tips 4. Plan well and live better 5. Real life stories in the US 6. Real life records of customers in the US Chapter 7. Summary of practical information in the United States 1. US cities and their population 2. US Ranking of schools by type 3, comparison of tax burdens in U.S. states, a list of housing prices in the U.S. states 5, the easiest state to do business in the U.S., Appendix 6 of the U.S. state happiness index, appendix I, application comparison table for major immigrant countries and regions, appendix II, EB-1 occupational immigration Introduction Appendix III Form I-485
Appendix IV Form I-526
Appendix 5 Form I829