Foreign National Tax Resource

ONESOURCE
NONRESIDENT ALIEN TAXATION
®
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FOREIGN NATIONAL TAX RESOURCE
For foreign nationals new to filing taxes, it’s easy to get lost in the sea of forms, files,
and regulations. But you can give your foreign nationals the help they need with our
Foreign National Tax Resource (FNTR). It gives you easy-to-use preparation software,
along with an extensive online library of information researched, organized, and
translated into clear language by Thomson Reuters tax experts.
For you and your foreign national students, researchers, and employees, FNTR is the total solution.
Nationally recognized as the leader in international tax and immigration compliance,
ONESOURCE Nonresident Alien Taxation helps foreign workers, scholars, and
international visitors navigate the complex U.S. tax requirements. We have years
of experience helping major organizations manage their foreign nationals’ U.S. tax
situations. FNTR brings this knowledge to the Web with our intuitive tax preparation
software and extensive online library.
FNTR FEATURES INCLUDE
• Tax preparation software for 1040NR and
1040NR-EZ
• Tax treaty analysis and explanations
• Form W-7 preparation
• Extensive, searchable tax resource library
• Information for nonresident and resident aliens
and dual status individuals
• Tax resource page for each state
ONESOURCE NONRESIDENT ALIEN TAXATION
800.259.6398
HOW WE CAN HELP YOU
Human Resource Departments
Give yourself a reliable resource for when staff turns to you for help.
FNTR provides your staff with:
• The only complete, online resource center
• A Web-based library of tax rules for foreign nationals
• Online software to prepare nonresident returns and forms
International Offices
Take the guesswork out of assisting members of your community.
FNTR enables you to help your students or staff:
• Find vital, timely, and appropriate information
• Prepare their nonresident returns and forms online
Foreign Workers
Learn where you fit in and how to file with FNTR.
As a foreign worker, you could be categorized as a:
• Resident alien and taxed like a U.S. citizen
• Nonresident alien taxed under special tax rules
• Dual-status alien taxed as a part-year nonresident and part-year resident alien
Foreign Students & Scholars
Use FNTR to file properly in three easy steps
1. Determine whether you are a Nonresident or Resident Alien
2. Find out if you qualify for treaty benefits
3. Prepare either your 1040NR or 1040NR-EZ
To learn more about FNTR or request an interactive demonstration, visit us at
tax.thomsonreuters.com, email [email protected], or call 800-259-6398.
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