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GAO: IRS Can’t Track Nonresident Alien Tax Noncompliance

The Government Accountability Office yesterday released IRS May Be Able to Improve Compliance for Nonresident Aliens and Updating Requirements Could Reduce Their Compliance Burden (GAO-10-429):

For tax year 2007, nonresident alien individuals filed about 634,000 Forms 1040NR, the U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return. IRS has not developed estimates for the extent of nonresident alien tax noncompliance because it often lacks information to distinguish between nonresident aliens and other filers, and examinations can be costly and difficult since many nonresident aliens would depart the country before IRS could examine their returns.

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See WebCPA, IRS to Improve Nonresident Alien Tax Compliance.


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