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Posted by Larry Israel on May 7, 2007, 1:29 pm
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It looks like my son may be getting a restricted stock grant
in a foreign country. As I understand US tax law, it will be
taxable in the US when it vests. But the foreign country
taxes it only when it is sold. This could lead to US income
tax liability in a year when it can not be offset by foreign
income taxes, since the foreign taxes could be due in a
future year.
Is there a way to do the taxes that will not have income
subject to foreign tax completely taxable in the US? Assume
that form 2555 is inapplicable.
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