The tax withholding of nonresident alien employees has become a big issue for payroll offices in organizations across the US.
One issue that has become particularly tricky for payroll staff is the proper determination of FICA tax exemption. Continue reading “How to determine FICA tax exemption for your nonresident employees” »
Let’s face it – tax is super boring!
And when you move to the US as an international student or scholar, the local tax system will likely be the furthest thing from your mind.
However, boring or not, compliance with the American tax authorities – the IRS – is crucial for any international student. In fact it’s one of the conditions of your visa! And how you handle your US tax affairs can play a big part in the outcome of your future visa or Green Card applications.
But, by doing some research into US tax when you first arrive, you can save you a lot of hassle down the line.
Continue reading “5 Important US tax documents every international student should know” »
Are you а nonresident starting a new job or CPT/OPT in the US?
If that’s the case, congratulations!
When you change jobs or start new employment in the US, there are important tax forms that you need to be aware of.
These forms ensure you don’t pay too much tax, and claim any tax treaty benefits you’re due.
In the US, you must fill out the forms correctly because otherwise, you may owe tax to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) when you file your tax return, and then end up owing additional penalties or fines on top of this. Continue reading “How to prepare the tax forms you need when you start a new job in the US” »
There is no doubt about it. Workday has been a game-changer in simplifying work processes for payroll office staff.
Where once payroll/tax compliance staff relied on a plethora of different resources to manage their payroll requirements, Workday has worked wonders in centralizing the process into one tool. Continue reading “Do you use Workday to manage employee payroll? Sprintax Calculus can help with your nonresident tax withholding” »
Sprintax Calculus (formerly Sprintax TDS) launch new Tax Treaty Engine
Every year, the proper documentation and withholding of tax from nonresident aliens becomes a bigger issue for organizations around in the US.
Exactly how a nonresident should be taxed depends on a number of unique circumstances including where they’re from, the type of income they are earning and the amount of time they have spent in the US. Continue reading “Introducing your one stop shop for determining tax treaty entitlements!” »
Documentar e reter adequadamente a quantia certa de impostos de não-residentes tornou-se uma questão cada vez mais importante para as instituições educacionais.
Os estudantes internacionais vêm de uma variedade de países e passam diferentes períodos de tempo nos EUA. Então, como você pode administrar todos os seus estudantes internacionais a partir de uma perspectiva fiscal quando não se aplica a regra do “tudo funciona igual”?
O Sprintax Calculus (TDS) é uma ferramenta que garante que os não-residentes sejam tributados corretamente desde seu primeiro dia de trabalho nos EUA – garantindo que a quantia certa de imposto seja retida de seus ganhos e reportada ao IRS. Continue reading “5 Problemas com a folha de pagamento que a Sprintax Calculus resolve instantaneamente para instituições de ensino” »
Documentar y retener correctamente la cantidad de impuestos de los no residentes se ha convertido en una cuestión cada vez más importante para las instituciones educativas.
Los estudiantes internacionales provienen de una variedad de países diferentes y pasan diferentes períodos de tiempo en los Estados Unidos. Entonces, ¿cómo puede gestionar a todos sus estudiantes internacionales desde el punto de vista fiscal cuando no se aplica una regla única para todos?
El Sistema de Determinación de Impuestos de Sprintax – Sprintax Calculus es una herramienta que garantiza que los no residentes tributen correctamente desde su primer día de trabajo en los Estados Unidos, garantizando que se retenga la cantidad correcta de impuestos de sus ingresos y se informe al Servicio de Impuestos Internos de los Estados Unidos (IRS por sus siglas en inglés). Continue reading “5 dolorosos problemas de nómina que Sprintax Calculus (TDS) resuelve al instante para las instituciones educativas” »
Sprintax Calculus is a secure hassle-free online software, which will help your institution to manage tax compliance for each of your nonresidents.
In this guide, we are going to take a closer look at the many tax forms which can be prepared for your nonresidents using Sprintax Calculus. Continue reading “Which tax forms does Sprintax Calculus support?” »
Properly documenting and withholding the right amount of tax from nonresident aliens has become an increasingly important issue for educational institutions.
International students come from a variety of different countries and spend different amounts of time in the US. So how can you manage all of your international students from a tax perspective when no ‘one-size-fits-all’ rule applies?
Sprintax Calculus (formerly Sprintax TDS) is a tool that ensures nonresidents are taxed correctly from their first day working in the US – guaranteeing that the right amount of tax is withheld from their earnings and reported to the IRS. Continue reading “5 Painful payroll problems Sprintax Calculus instantly solves for educational institutions” »
Preparing a 1042-S isn’t an easy task, and to make matters worse, filing incorrectly can lead to penalties, fines and unnecessary stress.
But not to worry, today we will address some of the most common questions associated with filing a 1042-S: What is a 1042-S? How do I know what income to report? What deadlines should I be aware of when filing a 1042-S? Should I be aware of any changes in filing regulations since last year?
Continue reading “Filing 1042-S – How to Prepare for Tax Season” »
The number of international students in the US spiraled over 1 million in 2018.
And with many of these students also working part-time at their chosen schools, the proper documentation and withholding on payments to nonresidents has become an increasingly important topic for educational institutions in recent years.
Continue reading “Hiring nonresident employees at your school? Here’s how to ensure you are tax compliant” »