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Rodrigo de Azevedo
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I, a Mexican citizen, was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City), but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a USU.S. bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

  • Do you know what percentage of what I am earning needs to be paid to the IRS?

  • Am I allowed to do this, even if I'm not living in PDX anymore?

Am I allowed to do this, even if I'm not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if I'm no longer a resident.

I was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City) but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a US bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

Am I allowed to do this, even if I'm not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if I'm no longer a resident.

I, a Mexican citizen, was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa, but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a U.S. bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes.

  • Do you know what percentage of what I am earning needs to be paid to the IRS?

  • Am I allowed to do this, even if I'm not living in PDX anymore?

Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if I'm no longer a resident.

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I was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City) but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a US bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

Am I allowed to do this, even if ImI'm not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if ImI'm no longer a resident.

I was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City) but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a US bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

Am I allowed to do this, even if Im not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if Im no longer a resident.

I was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City) but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a US bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

Am I allowed to do this, even if I'm not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if I'm no longer a resident.

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Taxes for a foreign freelancer getting paid in the USA

I was living in Portland last year and had a TN work visa (I am from Mexico City) but decided to come back home. The company I was working for decided they wanted to keep working with me but as a freelancer. Since I already had a US bank account, I am getting paid there. I am given the form 1099 to file my taxes. Do you know what percentage of what I am earning is what needs to be paid to the IRS?

Am I allowed to do this, even if Im not living in PDX anymore? Not sure if my Social Security Number is still valid if Im no longer a resident.