Income tax for foreigner working in Texas, US

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khoi.nguyenMember15 January 2013 10:43:49

Hi,
I'm recruited by a company located in Texas and we have a contract in 1 year and I will turn back to my country. I'm wondering if foreigners have to pay income tax or not? And if yes, how to calculate it?

Thanks for any help,
Khoi

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