tax on world wide income

[katti]

I know I have read it in some thread some time ago but I can't seem to find it anymore:

I thought that if you, as a temp resident, earned less then '???' pesos a month, you don't have to pay taxes on your world wide income.

Does anyone know if this is true and what that monthly income would be?

thanks

 

[Popper]

The US taxes citizens on their world-wide income, but I believe the first $85,000 of foreign-earned income isn't taxed. Someone else might have a more definitive answer.

 

[blackburn]

What documents do they provide when you get the above.I got three pages A1,not sure of paper sizes,or 3...? signed and stamped by the migraciones
department.
Stevie.....

 

[Malvinas]

The US taxes citizens on their world-wide income, but I believe the first $85,000 of foreign-earned income isn't taxed. Someone else might have a more definitive answer.

Americans still have to play the ponzi tax (social security, medicare, etc) on that 85k.

I thought OP was talking about Argentine tax.

 

[brandwach]

"ponzi tax"-just great!. Right on!. I am glad that people see ss and medicare for what it is, finally.