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Reclaiming Your Excess FIRPTA Taxes: Form 8288A Guide

by Kader Ameen | Jan 24, 2024 | FIRPTA, IRS, ITIN, tax returns, Uncategorized, US Tax

Foreigners Who Sold American Residential or Commercial Property, FIRPTA Tax Withholding Paid via Escrow or Title Company. Did You Reclaim Your Excess Taxes Paid? Foreigners who have USA-based property investments are often ignorant of their rights to claim back the...

Discover the Latest Updates for ITIN Holders: Online Access & Verification Process

by Kader Ameen | Dec 12, 2023 | ITIN

What’s new for existing ITIN holders? What is an ITIN? An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a tax processing number issued by the Internal Revenue Service. The ITIN is normally valid for 4 to 5 years, provided the number is kept active on the IRS tax...

Understanding ITIN, TIN, and EIN: Unveiling the Tax Identification Numbers

by Kader Ameen | Nov 23, 2023 | EIN, IRS, ITIN

DID YOU KNOW YOU DO NOT NEED ITIN TO GET EIN EIN – Employer Identification Number ITIN – Individual Tax Identification Number Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) TIN is a common term used in the USA for the Taxpayer Identification Number. Now the confusion around...

Understanding IRS Notices: CP565, CP566, and CP567 in ITIN Applications

by Kader Ameen | Oct 23, 2023 | IRS, ITIN

Types of ITIN NOTICE from IRS Notice from the IRS office for your ITIN application, response letter with notice numbers CP565, CP566, or CP567. What do these notice numbers mean? If you have applied for the Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) and after 10 to...

Understanding IRS Notice CP54B After ITIN and 1040NR Tax Return Filing

by Kader Ameen | Sep 21, 2023 | ITIN

IRS NOTICE NUMBER CP54B Received after filing ITIN along with the 1040NR Tax Return NOTICE CP54B Once we are done and dusted with the tax filing no one wishes to receive notices from the tax authorities asking for more information especially when you waiting for a...

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Reclaiming Your Excess FIRPTA Taxes: Form 8288A Guide

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Understanding IRS Notices: CP565, CP566, and CP567 in ITIN Applications

Understanding IRS Notice CP54B After ITIN and 1040NR Tax Return Filing

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