The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched six new ‘large business and international compliance’ campaigns, among them three which target non-resident alien individuals. These concern compliance with treaty exemption claims, rules on deductible expenses, and tax credits claims.
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched six new ‘large business and international compliance’ campaigns among them three which target non-resident alien individuals. These concern compliance with treaty exemption claims rules on deductible expenses and tax credits claims.
The IRS large business and international division said the campaigns ‘are the culmination of an extensive effort to redefine large business compliance work and build a supportive infrastructure’ inside the division.
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The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched six new ‘large business and international compliance’ campaigns, among them three which target non-resident alien individuals. These concern compliance with treaty exemption claims, rules on deductible expenses, and tax credits claims.
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched six new ‘large business and international compliance’ campaigns among them three which target non-resident alien individuals. These concern compliance with treaty exemption claims rules on deductible expenses and tax credits claims.
The IRS large business and international division said the campaigns ‘are the culmination of an extensive effort to redefine large business compliance work and build a supportive infrastructure’ inside the division.
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