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I want to visit family without losing tax benefits. How can I get to the Carribean most easily without going thru US?
Passing through the US on a short term basis shouldn't lose you any tax benefits (I assume you're talking US tax benefits). If you're trying to qualify for the earned income exclusion under the physical presence test, a day or two passing through the US won't affect your status.I want to visit family without losing tax benefits. How can I get to the Carribean most easily without going thru US?
Thank you. I was hoping for some good experiences from some certain airports without having to try them all. I know that going to the ABC's should be from Amsterdam, etc but where do you leave from to get to the Dom. Republic when you are already worn out and want to make the most of your time. Thank you for personel experiences.Passing through the US on a short term basis shouldn't lose you any tax benefits (I assume you're talking US tax benefits). If you're trying to qualify for the earned income exclusion under the physical presence test, a day or two passing through the US won't affect your status.
Cheers,
Bev
I was hoping for an easy way to the Dom. Republic. I've heard your money goes further there and when you pay for Mom, daugther,son, etc.....Virgin Atlantic from Dubai to London; then from London, they fly direct to:
Barbados
St Lucia
Antigua
Grenada
Tobago
Kingston, Jamaica
Monetgo Bay, Jamaica
Havana
Hope that helps
If you fly into London Gatwick you can get a connection with British Airways to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. I think Emirates flies direct in Gatwick. Good luck with your plans.Thank you. I was hoping for some good experiences from some certain airports without having to try them all. I know that going to the ABC's should be from Amsterdam, etc but where do you leave from to get to the Dom. Republic when you are already worn out and want to make the most of your time. Thank you for personel experiences.
Thank you all so much.If you fly into London Gatwick you can get a connection with British Airways to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. I think Emirates flies direct in Gatwick. Good luck with your plans.