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Immigration For Investors: NIVs And IVsby Gregory Siskind, et al.
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From Mark Ivener
Philadelphia Regional Center: Philadelphia Industrial Development (PIDC)
Washington State Regional Center: Aero-Space Port International Group Regional Center (ASPI)
Seattle Regional Center: Golden Rainbow Freedom Fund/ American Life Inc.
South Dakota - Dairy Farm
Vermont - Ski Resort
California Consortium for Agricultural Export, LLC (CCAE) Regional Center
From Lincoln Stone http://www.labor.ca.gov/calBIS/cbfederalvisaprog.pdf GAO Small Number of Participants Atrributed to Pending Regulations and Other Factors Interim Decision On In re Soffici Interim Decision On In re Izummi Interim Decision On In re Hsiung
From Greg Berk The Business Start Up Checklist for Investors is located on Pages 391-393 of Immigration Options For Investors and Entrepreneurs, AILA, 2006 (Lincoln Stone, Editor in Chief).
From Linda Lau Kenkhuis v. INS, WL 22124059 (N.D. Tex. Mar. 6, 2003)
From Henry Chang
Link to the correspondence from the Toronto Consulate regarding
physician investors: From Greg Siskind 25 Questions to Ask Before Filing an E Visa at a Consulate
From Mark Ivener
EB-5 Due Diligence Checklist
If a person is here under an E2 visa, do they have to report worldwide income in their IRS return? Answer by Greg Berk: This is a tax question best suited for a CPA with int’l tax experience. Answer by Peter Gelles: The answer to this question depends on whether or not the E-2 visa holder is considered to be a US tax resident at the time in question. In the case of E Visas, this can often be a matter of choice for the Applicant, if he or she is able and willing to limit Days actually spent in the US to not more than 121 Days in each calendar year. This is as a general rule But each case may have special facts to be taken into consideration. So, normally, the choice of visa should Take this into account, as the question implies. Suitable tax input is best obtained from an Immigration-savvy international tax and business Practitioner (lawyer or accountant) with due account Being taken of all other relevant personal and Business factors. For example; US business Presence/timing requirements; marital and family Member status; future family planning Considerations; pre-immigration and post- Immigration tax and estate planning needs; Separate/community property issues, if any; etc., Etc.,
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