How to reclaim overpaid U.S. Dividend Withholding Tax as an international investor
How to reclaim your overpaid Dividend Withholding Tax from the US. The essential guide for investors and employee shareholders
How to reclaim overpaid U.S. Dividend Withholding Tax as an international investor
How to reclaim your overpaid Dividend Withholding Tax from the US. The essential guide for investors and employee shareholders
Swiss dividend withholding tax for UK residents: How to reclaim what you’re owed
If you’re a UK resident receiving dividends from Swiss investments, you will likely incur a 35% withholding tax…
Form V2A Explained: How nonresidents can claim exemption from Irish Dividend Withholding Tax
If you’re a nonresident investor receiving dividends from Irish companies, it’s very likely that tax will be deducted…
Introducing Sprintax Property: U.S. tax compliance made simple for property managers with global clients
Managing U.S. rental properties on behalf of nonresident investors comes with significant tax responsibilities. From withholding requirements to…
Things to look out for on your payslip as a nonresident
Are you overpaying tax as a nonresident? Learn how to spot common payroll errors, check tax treaty benefits, and audit your U.S. payslip for F-1/J-1 exemptions.
1098-T form for international students: everything you need to know
Tax season can feel overwhelming, especially if you are an international student getting to grips with the U.S. tax system for…
How to prepare the tax forms you need when you start a new job in the U.S.
Are you а nonresident starting a new job or CPT/OPT in the U.S.? If that’s the case, congratulations!…
Should international students include forms 1095 and 1098 on their federal tax return?
Navigating U.S. tax season as a nonresident can be confusing, especially when "information-only" forms like the 1095 and 1098 series arrive in your mail. This guide breaks down the purpose of healthcare coverage statements (1095-A, B, and C) and educational interest/tuition forms (1098-T and E) specifically for international students and scholars.
Learn which forms are essential for your 1040-NR filing, which are for record-keeping only, and how to avoid common residency status mistakes that could jeopardize your visa compliance.
Don’t have an American bank account? Here’s how to get your hands on your tax refund from outside the U.S.
Every year, thousands of nonresidents in the U.S. are entitled to claim a tax refund. But there’s just…
Missed the U.S. tax return deadline? Here’s how to file late taxes
Last Updated: 16 Apr, 2026 Every nonresident alien in the U.S. is obliged to file a federal tax…
Beyond the filing: Why nonresidents must keep tax records when tax season is over
Why nonresidents must keep tax records when tax season is over
SSN vs ITIN for nonresident aliens: how to know which one you need
If you are a nonresident alien in the U.S., understanding whether you need a Social Security Number (SSN)…
5 Top Tax Tips for Last-Minute Filers
International students must file a tax return as a condition of their visa. You may be subject to…
Do foreigners pay taxes in the U.S.? Income tax explained for nonresidents
The U.S. tax system can be tricky – especially if you’re a nonresident. Whether you’re earning money, investing…