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Obtaining a Certificate of coverage for Social Security Benefits from ZUS; US citizen working as self-employed


JZ33 2 | 6
23 Aug 2014 #1
Hello All,

I'm a US citizen working as self-employed in Poland and in order to prove my exemption from paying US social security taxes, I must obtain a 'certificate of coverage' from ZUS.

Has anyone in a similar situation had any experience with this? If so it would be great to hear some advice about the best way to proceed.

It would be great to know how long this would take and how much of a hassle it is. From what I understand I must write to ZUS, and the certificate must be in English.

Looking forward to hearing from anyone who can provide some insight into this.

Many thanks
Buffy Mirza
24 Aug 2014 #2
No you dont need no certificate just file your personal taxes declaring your overseas income.Thats all!
OP JZ33 2 | 6
24 Aug 2014 #3
Unfortunately it doesn't work that way when you are self-employed abroad.
rudolph hess
24 Aug 2014 #4
you just file a us tax return as $0 then you dont pay anything
Gaucho 2 | 49
27 Aug 2014 #5
As long you spend more than 330days abroad and earn less than 90k USD per year, you don't have to pay a single dime to US tax office, yet still have to do your yearly declaration.


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