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Türkiye–U.S. tax treaty for the prevention of double taxation: checklist
To claim treaty benefits, determine your residence and type of income, submit the required forms, and claim the appropriate tax credit.
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1. Determine your residence
First determine your tax residence under the U.S. rules and, if necessary, Article 4 of the treaty.
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Claiming treaty benefits
- First determine your tax residence under the U.S. rules and, if necessary, Article 4 of the treaty.
- Determine which article of the treaty applies to your income.
- If you receive dividends or interest from the United States as a nonresident, give the payer Form W-8BEN.
- If a taxpayer identification number is required for the treaty rate and you do not have an SSN, obtain an ITIN using Form W-7.
- Claim the treaty benefit on your tax return using Form 1040-NR or Form 1040.
- Explain treaty positions that reduce or eliminate U.S. tax each year on Form 8833.
- If eligible, claim a U.S. foreign tax credit on Form 1116 for income tax paid in Türkiye.
- To claim treaty benefits in Türkiye, request a U.S. residency certificate, Form 6166, from the IRS using Form 8802.
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