If you are not a citizen, you can at least avoid it if you are not staying in the US, as you'd be a non-resident for tax purposes.
But if you are a non-citizen who is a resident for tax purposes, then yeah you are out of luck.
But if you are a non-citizen who is a resident for tax purposes, then yeah you are out of luck.
^ Not meant as sarcasm, just noting the possible reason the spellchecker gets confused.
My mention of misspelling was there only to prevent another person from pointing it out, but alas, I still failed it seems.
jumping through literal hooves would be hilarious.. lol