Understanding Capital Gains Tax as a Non-Resident of the USA and How to Reclaim
Understanding Capital Gains Tax as a Non-Resident of the USA and How to Reclaim
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News & Tips from an ITIN Acceptance Agent
Jan 25
I have been taxed at 30% on the sale of my US stock options in error after a merger occurred. How can I claim this back?
At Just Breve we receive a lot of messages relating to assisting with tax reclaims from the United States. Sometimes these happen because...
Apr 28, 2022
US IRA tax held and US 401k tax held
If you previously worked in the US and had an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or an employer 401(k) or equivalent employer plan, and...
Apr 6, 2022
W-8BEN - UK/US Tax Treaty
To stop double taxation with the US, the UK and US have a tax treaty in place. You will need to complete a W-8BEN for a UK/US Tax Treaty...
Feb 8, 2022
Open a US Bank Account for US customer receipts
If you are based outside the US and have US clients or have US money coming to you, you may require a USD bank account to receive...
Feb 1, 2022
My W-8BEN expired and US tax has been held on my Tesla share sale
I recently sold my Tesla shares, but realized afterwards that my W-8BEN was expired. In accordance with Internal Revenue Service...
Sep 7, 2021
30% withholding tax on US dividends and Capital Gains
Claim back 30% withholding tax on US dividends and Capital Gains. Certified Acceptance Agent UK for ITIN Applications and Form W-7
May 19, 2020
30% withholding tax on US dividends
30% withholding tax on US dividends. And how to file a non resident US tax return.
May 8, 2020
Applying for withheld gambling winnings from the USA
Applying for withheld gambling winnings from the USA
Apr 14, 2020
Just Breve - Update on Services during COVID-19
Just Breve - Update on services during Covid-19
Mar 14, 2020
I am a UK taxpayer - how do I complete a W-8BEN?
What is a W-8BEN? A W-8BEN is a certificate that is held on file by the payor of US income. It is used to prove to the IRS that they...
Nov 10, 2016
Form W8-BEN - Reduce US tax withholding
Foreign individuals are subject to a flat 30% withholding rate on income received from US sources even if they are not US residents or citiz
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