File Form 1040-NR within 2 years of the sale. We’ll help document capital gains and claim your refund.
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What is FIRPTA & Who Needs It?
FIRPTA mandates that foreign persons selling U.S. real property pay taxes on gains. The buyer or closing agent must withhold 10-15% of the sale price (unless exceptions apply) and remit it to the IRS. Common scenarios requiring FIRPTA compliance:
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Helpful Faq
File Form 1040-NR within 2 years of the sale. We’ll help document capital gains and claim your refund.
No—buyers must withhold unless the seller provides a valid FIRPTA Certificate or exemption.
You may qualify for zero withholding. We’ll prepare a Withholding Certificate Request to prove losses.
Yes! Foreign investors in U.S. Real Estate Investment Trusts must comply with FIRPTA on distributions.