United States · IRS · State filings
Non-resident returns, with the US income reported correctly.
Form 1040-NR returns for non-residents who receive US-source income, with treaty and withholding positions reviewed.
Tax filing
What this service covers.
Non-residents who receive US-source income may need to file Form 1040-NR even when tax has already been withheld. The treaty position often determines the result.
We prepare the return, review the applicable treaty and coordinate the ITIN and withholding documents.
What's included
The work we handle for you.
Every engagement is quoted on a fixed scope, so you know exactly what is covered before we begin.
- Residency and substantial presence review
- Form 1040-NR preparation
- Treaty and withholding position
- ITIN coordination
- Filing and payment support
Related services
Often arranged alongside this.
FAQ
Non-resident returns (Form 1040-NR) questions
Who files Form 1040-NR?
Non-resident aliens with US-source income, subject to the filing thresholds and treaty rules.
Can I claim treaty benefits?
Potentially. The applicable treaty and documentation determine what can be claimed.
Do I need an ITIN?
If you do not have a US tax ID and need to file, an ITIN is usually required.