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        Do tax treaties fully exempt non-residents from U.S. taxes?

        I thought treaties would make me fully tax-exempt, but my client still withheld tax.

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        Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
        1 month ago

        Not always. Tax treaties may reduce or exempt specific income types, but they don’t cover everything. Plus, the exemption only applies if you properly claim it. Many U.S. payers withhold the full 30% by default unless you submit valid treaty documentation.

        So, while a treaty can lower or remove tax on things like royalties or services, you still need to:

        * Submit the correct IRS forms
        * Meet all treaty conditions
        * Track and report any U.S. income appropriately

        Business Globalizer can assess your income type, treaty benefits, and handle the filing, so you claim everything you’re legally entitled to.

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