不需要，如果那房产不是来自美国resource。 Nonresident aliens are those who are legally present in the U.S. but do not have green cards, such as tourists. Nonresident aliens are only required to pay income tax on any income that is earned or otherwise realized from a U.S. source. They do not have to pay tax on any foreign-earned income
不需要，如果那房产不是来自美国resource。 Nonresident aliens are those who are legally present in the U.S. but do not have green cards, such as tourists. Nonresident aliens are only required to pay income tax on any income that is earned or otherwise realized from a U.S. source. They do not have to pay tax on any foreign-earned income
转：If your foreign source income is taxable in the United States will depend on if you are considered a resident or nonresident alien for United States Federal tax purposes.
Because most people on H-1B visas need to be present in the United States for the majority of the year to meet their job requirements, most will meet the presence requirements of the substantial presence test in the first or second year they are here. Therefore, most individuals on H-1B's will be considered resident aliens in their first or second year in the United States
If you are considered a resident alien for United States tax purposes, you will be required to file a Federal income tax return (and a state return if required by your state). You will be taxes on all income from all source (both foreign and domestic). This means you will have to include all capital gains from all sources on your tax return.
刚搬到美国的小白请教：
我和先生都非美国人，持工作签证在美国，无绿卡。国内有房产，目前无政府记录在案的出租记录。
在银行开户时声明过国内有房。请问房产算收入吗？需要全球报税吗？
无绿卡你不用报啊，我记得只有绿卡公民才要报的啊？
真心没听说过H1签证报海外资产税的
Nonresident aliens are those who are legally present in the U.S. but do not have green cards, such as tourists. Nonresident aliens are only required to pay income tax on any income that is earned or otherwise realized from a U.S. source. They do not have to pay tax on any foreign-earned income
是的
Because most people on H-1B visas need to be present in the United States for the majority of the year to meet their job requirements, most will meet the presence requirements of the substantial presence test in the first or second year they are here. Therefore, most individuals on H-1B's will be considered resident aliens in their first or second year in the United States
If you are considered a resident alien for United States tax purposes, you will be required to file a Federal income tax return (and a state return if required by your state). You will be taxes on all income from all source (both foreign and domestic). This means you will have to include all capital gains from all sources on your tax return.
所以2017看你居住时间决定，2018要claim国内外income。