Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 09:09     Subject: AP taxes
Since what year do the Au Pairs have to pay these taxes?

I was an AP 20 years ago and never heard about any taxes back then, and then went back to the US numerous times and never had a problem.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 07:18     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:Anyone? Does an AP who spend part of last year still owe taxes even if they've gone home?


Yes, AP still owes the tax even if they left the country. But you are not responsible for collecting it, or making sure it's paid.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 21:33     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They have to pay taxes on their stipend, educational stipend, a portion of their cell phone, a portion of their car insurance, a portion of their gas, meals out, vacations, etc.


No AP is paying taxing on a portion of their meals out, vacations, car insurance or any of that stuff. Give me a break.


They don’t report it as income, nor do HF. Therefore they don’t pay taxes on it.


Um, yes. They do.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 20:30     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They have to pay taxes on their stipend, educational stipend, a portion of their cell phone, a portion of their car insurance, a portion of their gas, meals out, vacations, etc.


No AP is paying taxing on a portion of their meals out, vacations, car insurance or any of that stuff. Give me a break.


They don’t report it as income, nor do HF. Therefore they don’t pay taxes on it.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 17:47     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They have to pay taxes on their stipend, educational stipend, a portion of their cell phone, a portion of their car insurance, a portion of their gas, meals out, vacations, etc.


No AP is paying taxing on a portion of their meals out, vacations, car insurance or any of that stuff. Give me a break.


Yes, they do.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 16:13     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:They have to pay taxes on their stipend, educational stipend, a portion of their cell phone, a portion of their car insurance, a portion of their gas, meals out, vacations, etc.


No AP is paying taxing on a portion of their meals out, vacations, car insurance or any of that stuff. Give me a break.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 15:46     Subject: AP taxes
They have to pay taxes on their stipend, educational stipend, a portion of their cell phone, a portion of their car insurance, a portion of their gas, meals out, vacations, etc.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 15:20     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:Anyone? Does an AP who spend part of last year still owe taxes even if they've gone home?


They do. YOU don’t need to worry about it, though.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 14:59     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What if they've gone home already?


Then you don’t worry about it.


Is it still the law?


She will be reminded of her tax liability if she ever tried to enter the US again.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2020 14:40     Subject: AP taxes
Anyone? Does an AP who spend part of last year still owe taxes even if they've gone home?
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2020 15:57     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What if they've gone home already?


Then you don’t worry about it.


Is it still the law?
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2020 15:56     Subject: AP taxes
Anonymous wrote:What if they've gone home already?


Then you don’t worry about it.
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2020 15:30     Subject: AP taxes
What if they've gone home already?
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2020 15:25     Subject: Re:AP taxes
Yes. 10% of what they earned. Even 1 week = owing ~$20.
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2020 15:18     Subject: AP taxes
Our AP was only with us for a few weeks in 2019 ...but she still has to submit a tax form right?