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7 years ago

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7 years ago
Traveling overseas...no foreign bank accounts, no employment, travel ins. bought in the U.S., maintain health ins. in the U.S, maintain a residence in the U.S., credit cards, bank accounts ONLY in the U.S.. More than 183 days and my bank wants to close the account. IRS residence rules state it is not just physical presence IN the U.S. which defines 'Residence', it's the attachment through that which I have mentioned and that one can be overseas longer than 183 days and still be a U.S. resident...can someone help me find the same rule with the Treasury Dept so I can keep my accounts open? Thanks.

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