China people have to pay taxes on their lives in the United States. Generally speaking, the spenders declare it. For example, if I give a speech, if the organizers give money, they will report it directly to the tax authorities. I don't want to pay it. In the United States, if you are found to have tax evasion, it will be very unlucky. Most people are also paying taxes honestly, as if no one has the idea of tax evasion. Get used to it.
To say whether taxpayers can see the government's return, perhaps the biggest embodiment is to build roads. I live in southern California, where the roads are well planned. My home is in the suburbs, and it takes more than a minute to get to my work by taking the side road 10. The greening there is also very good, with large tracts of grassland and sparse low-rise buildings, and no homeless people can be seen.
I also have rich friends in China. I have visited his villa, which is very expensive, but it is still not as good as my living environment in the United States. I live very comfortably there, the air is good, and I don't have to take care of many interpersonal relationships. Because of this, although I tried to go back to China several times, I backed out.
If there is racial discrimination, it may be manifested in the fact that the executives of some big companies are basically white. This is much better in the university. The principals of several famous schools are Chinese. I myself have been the vice president of the graduate school for five years. As long as China people think that you are capable and have a good personality, they can get management positions through the procedures of selection and soliciting opinions, and everyone is equal.
China people live in the United States, but when in the United States? Officer? It's not like China, is it? Oil and water? So there won't be a scene of crushing your head. I think that when I was the vice president for several years, I really paid more than I got, and my salary would be higher, but I paid more energy and services. Are the officials or managers there really citizens? Service? . Moreover, the law has strict legal provisions on accepting and accepting bribes. For example, in some States, gifts can only be accepted if they are not more than $26. Moreover, the power is limited. For example, universities run by professors, and professors decide which students to enroll. The year before last, a headmaster expressed the idea of accepting a student, and the result was a heated discussion.
China people need to abide by their rules when they live in the United States. I hope I can help you with the tax issues that their China people in the United States need to know.