Staying in the USA - do I need work visa to apply?

Documents stating my qualifications and entitlements after passing various exams. HA!!!

LOL!

We're talking filing income taxes and you talking about qualifications and entitlements after passing various exams!

You would never pass a tax audit! :)

Yes, because those are US documents which I still keep in my archives. :):):)

Great!

So what are the US tax forms (by form number and year) in your archives which you keep avoiding wanting to talk about? :)

Prominent poster johhny said: So you saved enough to buy an apartment in Poland you say

Yes. After a year I saved 11.000 $ which was enough to buy a studio apartment in the centre of the big city. I was independent at last! hahahaha

Then johhny said
on a student visa except they don't allow students on a student visa to get a work permit.

Of couse it is a lie coz foreign students can apply and receive a work permit. I applied and was granted one. Ha!
]ohhny, it shows you have no idea about Am law. hahahaha

Is that amount before or after city, state and federal taxes should have been paid by you (but never were)? :)


And all thanks to America which you hate so much that you didn't even pay your taxes! :)

Amount after all taxes were paid coz I didn`t work in the grey market. Ha!!!!


Yes, I paid them and was eligible for tax return but didn`t collect it coz I already left.
Ha! Swallow and choke on my money which I didn`t collect! I contributed to your weatlh and prosperity in this way. Kneel down before your benefactor!!! hahahaha

What was the yearly tax rate (city, state and federal) on your income according to the "official US documents" you claim to have in a folder right in front of you? :)

How did you even know about a "grey market" if you were doing everything legitimately as you claim? :)


Then you are still required to file a tax return so you can be given a tax refund. There is a difference. If you had filed (and obviously didn't) you would know this! :)

Johhny prominent poster said : and now are not allowed back into the United States ever

I have never tried for 33 years. I don`t think they still keep such old info. So I am clean as a fresh snowflake. When I get a visa which is much easier today than when I was younger, I will visit you!!! I have all the necessary data. hahahaha

Johhny said: now you are making enemies with the Americans here

Yes, coz it is my fave hobby - bash Am thugs. hahahaha


Coz some of my Polish friends worked in it. While I didn`t.


Who cares about tax returns? I didn`t coz I didn`t have time for red tape. I needed to earn money quickly. hahahaha
Hey, American thugs, keep my tax refund and choke on it. hahahaha Am I not immensely generous??? .

First and foremost, any "checks" or "cheques" cashed become property of the bank or are retrned to the business that wrote them. It would be impossible to keep a "check" written on another person or company account. A pay stub would be possible which would provide tax information, gorss pay and net pay information.

Work permits cannot be applied for once in the United States, they must be applied for prior to arrival. This kind of visa would be an H2B most likely due to the temporary nature of the work. Anything long term over a year would require a different visa. I know because I do visa applications for clients all the time in the US and throught Europe.

All governments which impose taxes. :)


No, you were gaming the system like any big-mouth two-faced communist. :)

You were asked simple questions and you claimed to have the "official US documents" right under your nose to answer them.

This is what the form looks like:



It's been the same form for decades. U.S. Individual Income Tax Return

States like New York have their own similar forms.

So how do you know you were owed a refund (but "graciously" never collected it) if you "didn't have time for red tape."? :)

Exactly. Amassing that Poloniusz didn`t know it. :):):)


Oh, yes, I meant that - pay slips.


I can still read about work permits granted to foreign students on Am uni sites.

Nope. I was just letting you do all the talking. :)

Because I discussed it with my workmates, both Polish and Am and they, knowing my situation, claimed I would get a refund. They had got their refunds earlier so they knew what they were talking about.

You can get stuffed with my money!!!! hahahaha


Too late. Stop twisting. :):):)

LOL!

Your story telling is unbelievable.

You aren't good at it either.

First you claimed you filed all your taxes and paid what was owed on your income.

Now you say you didn't have to file anyway because:

1) you didn't have time for red tape and

2) because "workmates" (i.e., not accountants, lawyers or other tax advisors) suddenly appear in your fable telling and they "claimed" you would get a refund without going over any tax forms with you.

Yes, taxes were deducted by my employers and it is documented in those pay slips and earning summaries. Ha!!!!


Exactly! Waste of time.
Choke on my money!!! Build second NYC with it!!! hahaha

My "workmate" is Mr. Turbo Tax. I trust the guy.

Yes,. you can fully trust me. The only misdemeanor with US taxes I committed was not filing a tax return for 1990. It was over 33 years ago and the offence has expired. How is it called? Expiry of limitation ??

Period of limitations for assessment of tax

No limit - There's no period of limitations to assess tax when you file a fraudulent return or when you don't file a return.

irs.gov/taxtopics/tc305

That is unfortunate. That is why I won`t tell the visa clerk at the US embassy that I ever worked in the US. Ha!!!


That`s a lie!!! Check this earning summary for 1990 which I received from my main employer. I erased my personal info, of course.

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No, you were the one being sketchy about everything.

You still needed to file a return whether you still owed money or were due a refund.

No, it was you who immediately lied about me evading tax payments! HA! Johhny keeps your posts in his archives and can share them any time!

You're still lying!

Your W-2 shows only what your one employer said they paid you as an employee in 1990: $5,226.75

But you said earlier:


So where did this other money come from? :)

The standard deduction for single filers in 1990 was $5,300.

If you only earned $5,226.75 then yes you were owed a refund of $73.25.

But if you actually made $11,000 in wages, salaries and tips (i.e., all sources of income) then you still owe taxes even today on it! :)

How much? Let's do the math!

$11,000 (Wages, Salaries and Tips) - $5,300 (Standard Deduction) = $5,700 (Taxable Income)

irs.gov/pub/irs-prior/f1040ez--1990.pdf

If your Taxable Income is at least $5,700 but less than $5,750 then according to 1990 Tax Tables your tax amount still due is $859!

irs.gov/pub/irs-prior/i1040--1990.pdf

Like I said earlier there is no statue of limitations according to the IRS for not filing a return and especially for not paying taxes still owed.

This is why forms going back to 1990 are still around because of freeloaders like you!

So how much?

The earliest calculator I could find online goes back to 2020.

2020taxresolution.com/calculate-your-liability/

If 2020 had been your filing date to pay the $859 then this would mean that today your Estimated Balance Due $2,253.81!!!

Yes, but I had more important things on my mind then. :):):) Besides, I knew I was leaving the US for good coz I had achieved my aim so I didn`t regret burning the bridges behind me. :):):)


Easy, darling. Don`t get so excited! hahahaha I worked in different places.

Another earning summary from another employer. This time from a posh restaurant where I worked at weekends for 2 months.

BTW, the previous summary was from a building company controlled by Italian mafia. :):):)

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So what happened, did they cement someone?

Not in my presence but I heard stories of dumping bodies of construction workers who died in accidents into elevator shafts. It wasn`t done by supervisors or bosses but by fellow workers who feared that the works would be suspended for the investigation.

...bribes or theft...Unless he was a pole dancer...

Yes, the tax collector going after the taks czit Al Kapawian.


The joke is on you for buying an apartment back in Poland.

Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY real estate & homes for sale

"Homes for sale in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY have a median listing home price of $1,950,000. There are 116 active homes for sale in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY, which spend an average of 72 days on the market."

realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/Greenpoint_Brooklyn_NY

What??? What bribes could a 29 year old foreign gastarbeiter receive in the US?????


You are a genius!! hahaha


Money isn`t everything. Returning to Poland, I kept my sanity. Contrary to you and other Am Polonia guys like Novi, joker, Ptak, johhny who are utter nuts.

I regret nothing about the US affair. :):):)

Until it comes to you having to pay taxes! :)