All posts tagged NRA Tax withholding

• June 15, 2023

  Hiring J-1 Employees – A Complete Guide to employers’ tax requirements

  

  Many employers in the US often find the tax obligations of their J-1 visa employees to be a challenging area to navigate.

  With so many forms and information needed with each employee, there is no surprise that some employers find the process of tax withholding for J-1 visa students tricky. This, coupled with the fact they will not be a resident for tax purposes, make it more challenging.

  The need to complete all of the forms correctly cannot be underestimated, as every nonresident needs to abide by US tax law.

  In this guide we will examine the key tax information that US employers need to know when employing J1 workers.

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• March 8, 2023

  Nonresident alien tax withholding – a comprehensive guide for US employers

  

  The proper withholding of nonresident alien (NRA) tax is a complex challenge that any US employer hiring staff from overseas must overcome.

  Continue reading “Nonresident alien tax withholding – a comprehensive guide for US employers” »

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• August 19, 2022

  Five top takeaways from the Nonresident Tax Clinic

  

  At the recent Nonresident Tax Clinic, our panel of industry thought leaders explored the world of tax compliance and outlined the latest developments in rules and regulations for taxation of nonresidents in the US.

  This fascinating event was ideal for anyone working within a HR, payroll department, or international office and who is interested in learning more about nonresident tax compliance.

  If you missed the Nonresident Tax Clinic and would like to check it out, you can watch it back here. Continue reading “Five top takeaways from the Nonresident Tax Clinic” »

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• August 4, 2022

  Line-up announced for the Sprintax Nonresident Tax Clinic 2022

  

  • The Nonresident Tax Clinic takes place on Wednesday 17 August
  • This free-to-attend session will be a complete tax guide to hiring and paying foreign nationals
  • Practical advice for payroll department & international office staff
  • Fantastic panel of speakers confirmed

  Register here to save your seat Continue reading “Line-up announced for the Sprintax Nonresident Tax Clinic 2022” »

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• July 8, 2022

  Form W-8BEN and W-8BEN-E – what are they and what is the difference between them?

  

  (Updated for 2023)

  The W-8 forms are notoriously tricky for nonresidents to complete.

  However, it’s important to have a good understanding of these documents – especially if you intend to earn income while in the US.

  So, with that in mind, we have gathered everything you need to know about form  W-8BEN into this handy guide.

  So what is the purpose of a W-8BEN? Let’s take a look…

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• July 7, 2021

  Do you use Workday to manage employee payroll? Sprintax Calculus can help with your nonresident tax withholding

  

  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” »

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• May 31, 2021

  Introducing your one stop shop for determining tax treaty entitlements!

  

  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!” »

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• March 4, 2021

  Which tax forms does Sprintax Calculus support?

  

  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?” »

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• March 4, 2021

  5 Painful payroll problems Sprintax Calculus instantly solves for educational institutions

  

  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” »

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