Can an H-1B visa holder be a passive minority shareholder in an S-Corp?
In theory yes, an H-1B holder who is a U.S. tax resident under the Substantial Presence Test can hold a passive minority interest in an S-Corp, but...
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In theory yes, an H-1B holder who is a U.S. tax resident under the Substantial Presence Test can hold a passive minority interest in an S-Corp, but...
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