ITIN - Taxpayer ID for Non U.S. Citizens

ITIN - Taxpayer ID for Non U.S. Citizens

  • ITIN eligibility and W-7 submission.
  • Documentation guidance.
  • ITIN renewal assistance.
  • ITIN support for taxes and dependents.
  • ITIN use for banking.

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What It Is

The Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a unique, nine-digit number issued by the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) to individuals who are not eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN) but need a taxpayer identification number for tax reporting purposes. The ITIN was introduced in 1996 as part of an effort to ensure that all individuals who are required to file taxes under U.S. tax law can do so, even if they do not qualify for a Social Security Number. ITINs are primarily used by non-resident aliens, their spouses, and dependents who are not eligible for an SSN but need to fulfill their U.S. tax obligations.

 The ITIN does not grant the holder the right to work in the United States, nor does it provide eligibility for Social Security benefits or public assistance. Instead, its sole purpose is to facilitate tax reporting for individuals who need to file U.S. tax returns but are not eligible for a Social Security Number.

Uses and Benefits

Tax Filing:-

Primary Purpose: The ITIN is a critical tool for individuals who are ineligible for a Social Security Number but are required to file a U.S. income tax return. This includes non-resident aliens who earn income in the U.S., foreign nationals with U.S.-based income, and individuals who are claimed as dependents or spouses on someone else’s tax return.

 Business Ownership

Non-Resident Business Owners: Foreign nationals and non-residents who wish to own or invest in U.S. businesses need an ITIN to report their income, dividends, or other earnings from U.S. business activities.

Tax Treaty Benefits

International Tax Treaties: The U.S. has numerous tax treaties with foreign countries to prevent double taxation on income. The ITIN allows non-resident aliens to benefit from these treaties, ensuring that they are not taxed by both their home country and the U.S. on the same income.

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