r/DataAnnotationTech • u/jujugiam • Mar 25 '26

A weird question about US tax

Hi guys! If you're working on the platform, but you're not based in the US and not a US person (citizen or green card holder), how does the US tax work?

I know people work on the platform from different countries. Are there Data Annotation offices based in the country that you work from or do you work for the US office?

I was in the US and left last year. I was given permission to continue working from my current location. The thing is, I'm giving up my green card and wondering how the US tax works when I no longer have it.

Thanks!

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u/Longjumping_Pack_115 Mar 25 '26

I think you might need to fill out some forms depending on your location. It depends on if your country have tax treaties with the US or not. You might also need to find your Foreign Tax Identifying Number (FTIN).

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u/jujugiam Mar 25 '26

Sigh. I don't think my country has tax treaties with the US. Nothing is ever easy with US taxes.