"Liz" <Junk1E[at]comcast.net> wrote
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Depends on if her Visa allows it. My guess is not.

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There's a lawyer friend of mine (just one I swear) who says
you *can* do anything you want. It's a matter of when you
get caught, was the risk -v- reward worth it?

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Have her check with her Consulate about her being able to
work.

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Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia

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"Liz" <Junk1E[at]comcast.net> wrote:

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Step one is to get an answer to this question, which has
nothing to do with taxes. It will depend on her visa status.
I'm pretty sure that this falls under the Dept. of Homeland
Security nowadays. You might try their website.

www.firstgov.gov is a good portal to any governmental site
you don't have a URL for.

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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I have a small business and my german nice will come and
live with me for one year to go to school here. Can she work
in my business to make a little money? Can I deduct it from
my business. If yes, can she get a some kind of work permit
and where do I get it. I live in New Mexico.

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