Tax Deductions Every Migrant Is Missing
Let me be honest with you: I overpaid my taxes for three years in a row. Not because I was careless. Not because I did not try.
Let me be honest with you: I overpaid my taxes for three years in a row. Not because I was careless. Not because I did not try.
My first tax season in the United States was, to put it kindly, a disaster. Not because I did anything wrong, but because nobody told me anything.
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When I arrived in the United States, I had $200 in a debit card tied to a bank account back home, a suitcase, and absolutely no idea how American money worked.
I still remember the day I received my first real paycheck in the United States. After sending part of it home and paying rent, I had exactly $1,000 left sitting in my bank account. Just sitting there. Doing nothing.
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The first time I tried to open an investment account in the United States, I had my ITIN ready, my bank account linked, and my first $200 sitting in my checking account waiting to be put to work.
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I still remember the day I realized that keeping my money in a checking account was costing me.
One of the most common questions immigrants ask after arriving in the United States is whether they can borrow money without a Social Security Number.
Starting from zero is hard. But in America, starting from zero with no credit history is harder than most people expect.
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There is a number attached to your name in America. You cannot see it on your forehead. Nobody announces it when you walk into a room. But it is there, quietly working in the background of almost every major financial decision in your life.
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