Discussion:S-Corp. Eligibility, E2 Visa Holder
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> S-Corp. Eligibility, E2 Visa Holder
| 19 June 2009 | |
| Probably a great question for Sandysea...I have a new client that formed an S-Corp last year, and holds an E2 Visa (United Kingdom).
He does not have a green card, and does not meet the significant present test, and I am trying to determine if he is eligible to be a S-Corp shareholder. Is the only recourse the 1st year alien election? | |
| 19 June 2009 | |
| He could marry a citizen or resident and make a 6013(g) election. | |
