@Keith ******

because it is clear and simple. No confusion, Each time you enter, you file a TDAC, How is that in any way confusing?

You cannot be serious

so late to the game

there is no requirement to do so. And no obligation to hold it

@Doug *******

yes - this is an effective way of managing. All they need proof of is ‘onward travel’. Not only return tickets. Not only airlines tickets. Just onward travel as you provided

@Tiffany *********

no idea. But I suspect that the IRS takes a dim view of offshaore employees for American companies

@Tiffany *********

there is no personal tax liability if you stay less than 180 days per year

@Steve **********

it’s not always the case, but seems to depend on location of origin and the airline. I was denied leaving LAX last year by Qatar airways, and several people on same flight. Had to buy on the spot.

It’s wise to do as you are and at least be prepared with proof of onward travel just in case.

I only fly one way tickets, but sometimes you run into a problem. It’s rare though

@John *****

it’s definitely true. But not every airline. And not every country

@Steve **********

you won’t likely be boarding your flight in USA without proof of onward travel.