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        How do tax treaties benefit non-U.S. residents with income in the U.S.?

        I’m working for a U.S. client and they withheld 30% tax. Can a tax treaty lower that?

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        Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
        1 month ago

        Yes. Tax treaties are designed to prevent double taxation and reduce the U.S. tax burden for non-residents. For example, a treaty might reduce withholding tax on freelance income from 30% to 0% or 10%, depending on your home country.

        These benefits are only accessible if you file the correct treaty forms, proving eligibility. Business Globalizer can guide you through it; from evaluating the treaty to submitting IRS-compliant forms.

        To learn everything about US taxation for non-residents:

        US nonresident taxation

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