Residential status determines tax classification as resident and ordinarily resident, resident but not ordinarily resident, or non resident. Classes of residential status under the Income-tax Law determine tax treatment: an individual may be Resident and ordinarily resident, Resident but not ordinarily resident, or Non-resident; the applicable status must be determined annually by applying the statutory tests, so an individual's status may change from year to year.
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Residential status determines tax classification as resident and ordinarily resident, resident but not ordinarily resident, or non resident.
Classes of residential status under the Income-tax Law determine tax treatment: an individual may be Resident and ordinarily resident, Resident but not ordinarily resident, or Non-resident; the applicable status must be determined annually by applying the statutory tests, so an individual's status may change from year to year.
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