Non-Resident Alien Tax Policy - March 4, 2008
Submitted by landrum on Wed, 05/09/2018 - 12:28
Description:
For Federal Income tax purposes, non-citizens of the United States are classified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as either RESIDENT or NONRESIDENT aliens. Non-citizens of the United States are required to have a valid VISA classification before payments are made. Before a non-citizen of the United States is paid as an employee (wages), or non-employee (honoraria, scholarships and fellowship grants); residency status has to be determined. The IRS has two tests for residency status: the green card test and the substantial presence test.
Functional Field Category Unit:
Controller’s Office
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Keywords:
non-resident, alien, tax policy
Approved By Name:
Diane Singletary
Approved by Email:
singletary@ulm.edu
Approved by Title:
Controller
Applies To:
University
Contact Number:
3183421004
Contact Email:
landrum@ulm.edu
Weight:
11