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Title: 1042-S Reporting and Other International Tax Issues


1
1042-S Reporting and Other International Tax
Issues
  • FOCUS Conference, Virginia Beach, VA
  • November 17-18, 2005
  • Terri Crowl,
  • International Tax Coordinator
  • Cheryl Sims, Payroll Director
  • George Mason University
  • Fairfax, VA

2
1042-S and 1042 Issues
  • What to report
  • What not to report
  • Ensuring complete and accurate data
  • A/P issues
  • Payroll issues
  • Liabilities and deposits
  • Under withholding and grossing up
  • Missing TINs

3
Other Issues and Updates
  • New NRA wage withholding Notice 2005-76
    (http//www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-05-76.pdf)
  • New NRA filing requirements Notice 2005-77
    (http//www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-05-77.pdf)
  • Acceptance agent program status
  • OTBR phone forum
  • QA/Discussion

4
What to Reporton Form 1042-S
  • Nonqualified scholarships/fellowships
  • Prizes/awards
  • Self-employment income/honoraria
  • Royalties
  • Treaty-exempt wages
  • Performers fees (artists/athletes)

5
What to Reporton Form 1042-S cont.
  • Other income (research subject fees, etc.)
  • Basically all other U.S.-source income paid to
    an NRA except non-treaty-exempt wages (report on
    W-2)
  • Dont forget treaty-exempt income paid to
    residents for tax purposes!
  • See 1042-S instructions for complete information

6
What Not to Report on Form 1042-S
  • Non-treaty-exempt wage income (W-2)
  • Foreign-source income (services performed by an
    NRA abroad, etc.) unless using exemption code 3
  • Qualified scholarships (excludable under Section
    117)
  • Payments for tangible products
  • Bank interest (except in excess of 10 paid to
    Canadian residents)

7
Ensuring Complete and Accurate Data
  • Use multiple checks and balances
  • Cross-check between different systems
  • Customize reports from all reporting systems
  • Issue recipient copies as early as possible
  • Investigate and resolve discrepancies
  • File with IRS as late as possible to allow for
    changes

8
A/P Issues
  • Year-end payments setting cutoffs
  • Workflow
  • Controls

9
Payroll Issues
  • Balancing 1042-S and W-2 information
  • Banner Setup, Interface and Other Issues
  • W-2 printing and 1042-S production

10
Liabilities and Deposits
  • Form 1042
  • When to book liabilities
  • When to make deposits
  • How to make deposits (EFTPS)
  • Liabilities and deposits should balance

11
Under Withholding and Grossing Up
  • Will have to pay under withholding if treaty
    benefits granted, but no TIN on 1042-S
  • If possible, keep a pad so if you miss a
    deposit, the over depositing will cover you
  • If still under withheld, and cant collect tax
    from payee, can gross up as follows If tax rate
    is 14, divide under withheld amount by .86 to
    get grossed-up rate. Multiply by .14 to get
    amount due to IRS with 1042 submission. If tax
    rate
  • is 30, divide by .70 and multiply by .30

12
Missing TINS
  • Increasing problem due to new W-7 rules
  • IRS should not penalize as long as no treaty
    exemption allowed
  • Submit list of TIN-less individuals and reason
    for no TIN to IRS with 1042 per T. Reg.
    301.6109-1(c)

13
Other Issues and Updates
  • New NRA wage withholding Notice 2005-76
    (http//www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-05-76.pdf)
  • New NRA filing requirements Notice 2005-77
    (http//www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-05-77.pdf)
  • Acceptance agent program status
  • OTBR phone forum
  • Questions - Discussion
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