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Reclaiming Your Excess FIRPTA Taxes: Form 8288A Guide

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...

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