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non resident aliens
When non-resident aliens of the US trade forex with a US-based broker, they don't trigger US taxes on their forex trading gains or interest income. So US tax returns (Form 1040NR) do not need to be filed.
We can't advise you on taxes on your home country and it varies by country.
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Malaysia Income Tax law on online Forex Trading? Anyone?
I understood that Income Remitted from Outside Malaysia With effect from the year of assessment 2004, income derived from outside Malaysia and received in Malaysia by resident individual is exempted from tax. Anyone from Malaysia to clarify tax issue? Thank You. |
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