How can nonresident aliens get an ITIN before tax season?
It is important that nonresident aliens file their US tax documents to remain compliant with the IRS. And…
The impact of double taxation treaties on Swiss Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT) refunds for ESOP participants
When employees participate in an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), also known as an Employee Option Plan, that…
Tax guide for institutions hiring international medical professionals in the US
As healthcare systems across the US seek top talent, many institutions turn to international medical professionals—including doctors, researchers,…
Understanding the US-India tax treaty for nonresidents: What F-1, J-1, and H-1B visa holders need to know
The US-India Tax Treaty provides several important benefits to Indian nationals in the US, especially for those on…
Missed the US tax return deadline? Here’s how to file late taxes
Last Updated: 01 Apr, 2025 Every nonresident alien in the US is obliged to file a federal tax…
Keep your tax records when Tax season is over. Here’s why
When tax season ends, it can feel like a big weight has been lifted off your shoulders –…
Don’t have an American bank account? Here’s how to get your hands on your tax refund from outside the US
Every year, thousands of nonresidents in the US are entitled to claim a tax refund. But there’s just…
Should international students include forms 1095 and 1098 on their tax return?
(Last updated: 28 Mar 2025) Which details from your 1095 and 1098 forms should you include on your…
How to apply for your ITIN from outside the US
When sitting down to file taxes, one of the first items every taxpayer requires is your TIN (Taxpayer…
How to file taxes from previous years as a Nonresident Alien
People do not file their taxes for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you forgot or were unaware that…
Your frequently asked nonresident tax questions answered
(Last updated: 24 Mar 2025) Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about…
Everything nonresidents need to know about the W-2 and 1099 forms
Every year, nonresidents and international students who have earned an income in the US will receive a W-2 form from their employer - outlining wage and salary information. In addition, you may also receive a form 1099 detailing different types of income received during the year e.g., self-employed income, interest on bank accounts, stocks bonds or dividends.
You filed an incorrect tax return? Here’s how to amend your nonresident tax return
(Last update: 19 Mar, 2025) “Don’t worry if you made a mistake on your tax return or forgot…
NCAA rules that determine the taxation of nonresident student athletes in the US
(Last updated on 9 Mar 2025) In July 2021, for the first time, students who participated in National…
Taxes on eSports income – everything nonresidents need to know
eSports are a form of competition where video gamers from around the world connect and compete for money.…