Primary Revenue Sources
- Foreign Company Tax: Up to 15% on U.S.-sourced foreign revenue ($100–150B/year)
- Non-Citizen Payroll Tax (WAP): 20% on non-citizen wages ($100–150B/year)
- Visa Fees: Annual collection from temporary visa holders ($1–2B/year)
- Remote Worker Tax: 7% on non-citizen remote workers linked to U.S. firms
- THC Sales Tax: 100% federal tax on legalized marijuana (state opt-in)
- U.S. Worker Contribution Shift: FICA to SSIF (phasing out over time)
- Additional Visa-Linked Taxes: Student/sponsored worker payroll + remittance fees
Enforcement and Tracking
SSIRA revenue streams are enforced through a partnership between IRS and DHS:
• IRS audits foreign firms and collects corporate and remittance taxes
• DHS manages WAP permits and visa-based contributions
• Treasury receives and locks all funds monthly into SSIF-2026-001
Revenue Model
SSIRA diversifies its funding — reducing risk and maximizing long-term yield through pay-to-play fairness.