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SCHOLAR INFORMATION
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J-1 HUMAN RESOURCES AND TAX INFORMATION
Human Resources at Emory University administers the benefits plans (health care, vision care, dental care, retirement) available to Emory employees. Human Resources also has many other benefits and programs available to employees, including professional development classes, Employee assistance, and workplace, wellness, and family resources. To learn about employment, benefits, employee services, and other beneficial programs for Emory University employees and affiliates, visit the Emory University Human Resources website. To determine your eligibility for the various benefits at Emory University, you will need to consult with your hiring/sponsoring department. Even if you are not on the Emory University payroll, you are still eligible for some basic campus privileges accessible to you through an EmoryCard. All nonresident aliens receiving income from U.S. sources are subject to special U.S. tax withholding and reporting regulations. Any international visitor/employee in H1B, TN, or O-1 status, or in J-1 status and who is receiving any type of remuneration from Emory University for services offered, must submit information for Form 8233 online using the procedures outlined in the attached sheets. By following the procedure outlined on the sheet, the university will be able to make the appropriate decisions regarding U.S. tax withholding and reporting for any payments made to the individual. Submitting Information for Form 8233 OnlineAttention all international students and scholars on a non-immigrant visa (J, F, H-1B, TN, O-1) who will be receiving any type of payment for services on campus AND who were eligible for treaty benefits for calendar year 2003 and need to renew the benefits for 2004. The necessary information to complete Form 8233 (for treaty benefits) and determine residency status for tax purposes must be submitted on-line using the following procedures: Please note: You do NOT have to complete the on-line questionnaire for 2004 if you completed it for 2003 AND you are NOT eligible for tax treaty benefits AND have had NO other changes to your immigration status!) In order to receive nonresident alien tax benefits:Please note: Federal and State withholding will not be refunded if the forms are not completed in a timely manner. The treaty benefits will be activated on the next payment. Form 8233 is valid only for the calendar year in which it is filed and must be refiled each year you are entitled to an exemption. |