There are several different types of Visas that organizations use to have non-US-based workers perform services in the United States.

The employment tax treatment for payroll for these works is driven by the type of Visa, and as the Payroll Professional, you are expected to be aware of the proper payroll processes and tax policies for each type of Visa, how to pay employees correctly in/from foreign jurisdictions, how to run a shadow payroll in the United States, as well as how to work with a third-party provider that may be performing the tax equalization for these workers.

Sounds daunting, but don't worry, this training session will help!

Learning Objectives:-

This program will give you all the definitions and explanations of this complicated process called "International Payroll", as well as help you understand the documents that should be kept for your international assignments to taxation and accounting for international employees. Other key learning objectives include:

• Define the payroll meaning of Inpatriates and Expatriates
• Concepts on how to handle different employer tax policies for international assignments, including:
   
  • Tax Equalization
  • Tax Protection
• Best Practices for administering a Tax Equalization Program
• Accounting for Tax Equalization
• Overview of Non-Resident work Visas - and to handle them
• Understand Student Visas and how they impact how you pay your employees
• What documentation employers should have and keep for all international assignments
• Explanation of Tax Treaty and Totalization agreements
• Review of the foreign earned income and housing exclusions
• Details of the IRS Bona Fide Residence test and the Physical Presence test and its impacts on tax calculations
• Detailed discussion on why it is critical for HR and payroll to work together on all international assignments