Income Taxes in the US & Argentina

[Sleuth]

The US embassy has a tax specialist available at tax time. Call them for details. If you intend to pay taxes in Argentina, you will need an accountant but beware -- once you start you will no longer be under the radar and you might open a Pandora's box.

They did not have one this year, so I think this may not be accurate anymore.

 

[knutschis]

wasn't sure if this deviated enough to warrant a new thread - sorry if i'm piggybacking.

I have a pretty complex tax situation - have worked in Aus, UK, US and now Arg in the past 5 years.

I'm working en blanco here, temp visa. My company has offered me a consult with Deloitte's to clarify my tax treatment.

Are they likely to make my tax life easier, or will they open pandora's box?

 

[gouchobob]

wasn't sure if this deviated enough to warrant a new thread - sorry if i'm piggybacking.

I have a pretty complex tax situation - have worked in Aus, UK, US and now Arg in the past 5 years.

I'm working en blanco here, temp visa. My company has offered me a consult with Deloitte's to clarify my tax treatment.

Are they likely to make my tax life easier, or will they open pandora's box?

I rather know where I'm at than be in the dark.

 

[hepdoll]

Hey guys - it took me a few days to be able to get back on here, just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for the guidance. I really had no idea where to even begin, and what you've told me has given me a great starting point. Of course if anyone else has more experience or advice or tips, please add it on.

 

[lolimundo]

Hi Hepdoll, I can help with the local part of taxes. Send me a PM and will be glad to help. If you know the tricks, it is not so hard!