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Let’s knock out the first and most important question:“What is a Form 1040?”Formally known as the “U.S. Individual Income Tax Return,” this is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax form you use to report all types of income and expenses, claim tax deductions and credits, and cal...
For example, if you receive $60,000 from nonresident alien A and $50,000 from nonresident alien B, and you know or have reason to know they are related, you must report the gifts because the total is more than $100,000. Report them in Part IV of Form 3520. Treat gifts from ...
Section 897(l) also provides that a qualified foreign pension fund (QFPF) is not treated as a nonresident alien individual or foreign corporation. As a result, a QFPF is not subject to US federal income tax under Section 897(a). Prior to the issuance of the Proposed Regulati...
I have a unique tax situation relating to a real estate sale involving a nonresident alien owner. I couldn't find any lawyer or CPA to even point me in the right direction on how best to do things legally and pay little tax as possible. Dave himself has never encountered such a case ...
It cannot be claimed if you are a dependent, a nonresident alien (or if your spouse is), or if you are married filing separately. The AOTC is limited to the first four years of post-secondary education only; the student must be enrolled at least part time (half time) and must be pur...
The IRS Publication 5 states that the nonresident alien (dejure state Citizen) has no remedy before the United States District Court or the Tax Court. They must go to the U S. Court of Claims for the District of Columbia or the united States District Court of Appeals for the District of...
I have a unique tax situation relating to a real estate sale involving a nonresident alien owner. I couldn't find any lawyer or CPA to even point me in the right direction on how best to do things legally and pay little tax as possible. Dave himself has never encountered such a case ...
Background Nonresident alien individuals and foreign corporations are subject to 30 percent U.S. in- come tax withholding on U.S.-source income, under Code Secs. 871 and 881. Code Sec. 871(m), enacted in the 2010 Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act, requires with- holding on ...
If a nonresident alien individual has made an election with his or her U.S. citizen or resident spouse to be treated as a U.S. resident for income tax purposes, the nonresident alien may not claim to be a foreign resident to obtain the benefits of a reduced rate of, or exemption f...