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How do you deal with the taxes, assuming you live in Israel?
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Taxes in Israel
#1
Posted 15 May 2008 - 04:30 PM
I'm also like FYI. --Very Lucky Guy
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Don't push the agenda, let the agenda push you. --Arizona
I call myself a whore --Red Hare
#2
Posted 15 May 2008 - 06:22 PM
I was actually almost in this situation (in the end I didn't end up working so it was irrelevant). I would just "neglect to inform" the Israeli government about that income and pay the MUCH lower US taxes. But ideally I would as the company to pay me as a "foreign Israeli national" thereby being exempted of paying US taxes as well and just being careful not to allow the Israeli tax authorities to notice the money (like not regularly deposit large amounts in an Israeli bank account)...
Most check cashing places take 1.5%, a LOT less than either the US or Israel would take out.....
Most check cashing places take 1.5%, a LOT less than either the US or Israel would take out.....
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#3
Posted 18 May 2008 - 07:47 AM
Kalashnikover_Rebbe, on May 16 2008, 01:22 AM, said:
I was actually almost in this situation (in the end I didn't end up working so it was irrelevant). I would just "neglect to inform" the Israeli government about that income and pay the MUCH lower US taxes. But ideally I would as the company to pay me as a "foreign Israeli national" thereby being exempted of paying US taxes as well and just being careful not to allow the Israeli tax authorities to notice the money (like not regularly deposit large amounts in an Israeli bank account)...
Most check cashing places take 1.5%, a LOT less than either the US or Israel would take out.....
Most check cashing places take 1.5%, a LOT less than either the US or Israel would take out.....
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Yaakov
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