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Tax Refund Online in USA

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Simply answer a few questions. Our online application is simple and intuitive, everyone can do it!

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We will send you your tax return with instructions after receiving your payment.

File your tax return to the tax office

File your tax return to the tax office

Now all you have to do is file your tax return to the tax office.

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Important deadlines

Important deadlines

Tax return for the year 2023:

  • 15th of April, 2024 - regular deadline
Tax return for the year 2024 will be possible to file from the January, 2025. The deadline for filing will be 15th of April, 2025.

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Previous years:

  • You can file up to 3 years back. This period starts at the end of the deadline for filing the regular tax return for the given tax year.
  • The average refund for our clients is EUR 350.

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Do-it-yourself tax return

€49  / tax year
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  • Fill out our simple application
  • You will get a tax return
  • You send it to the tax office
  • Only for non‑US residents
  • Includes states: California, Delaware, Maryland, Minnesota, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Virginia
  • Applies to federal tax returns in states of: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wyoming

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In USA there are 3 types of taxes:

  • state taxes - they fund the government in the state,
  • federal taxes - they fund the federal government,
  • local taxes - they fund cities and towns.

Non‑residents of the USA are generally subject to state and federal taxes, which means they may be required to file both federal and state tax returns.

The state tax is paid in addition to the federal tax. It is applied to the aggregate of all income of an individual working in the USA except for the following 9 states:

  • Alaska,
  • Florida,
  • Nevada,
  • New Hampshire,
  • South Dakota,
  • Tennessee,
  • Texas,
  • Washington,
  • Wyoming.

The state tax rate depends on the specific state. Some states have different tax credits, which can lead to different refund rates between federal and state taxes.

The local tax is used to finance public services (health, education, road maintenance and others). The amount varies depending on the country in which the taxpayer lives or works.

FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) is the federal law on social security contributions. It is a federal payroll tax paid by both the employee and the employer. The amount of the tax is 6.2% for social security and 1.45% for health insurance.

A non‑resident who does not reside in the USA may be exempt from paying FICA. This includes foreign students, scientists, teachers, researchers, interns, doctors, au pairs, and others working in the USA on F-1, J-1, M-1, Q-1, or Q-2 visas.

Tax rates vary from state to state, and in California they can be as high as 13.3% for high‑income earners. However, in most states, including California, state taxes are single‑digit flat rates at low incomes.

In nine US states, there is no state income tax. These are:

  • Alaska,
  • Florida,
  • Nevada,
  • New Hampshire,
  • South Dakota,
  • Tennessee,
  • Texas,
  • Washington,
  • Wyoming.

The federal tax rate ranges from 10% to 37%. Non‑resident taxpayers (foreigners working part of the year in the USA) cannot claim any tax benefits, which means you must pay tax on the first dollar you earn.
Taxable IncomePayable Tax
USD 0 – USD 11 60010% of taxable income
USD 11 600 – USD 47 150 12% of the amount over USD 11 600
USD 47 150 – USD 100 525 22% of the amount over USD 47 150
USD 100 525 – USD 191 95024% of the amount over USD 100 525
USD 191 950 – USD 243 72532% of the amount over USD 191 950
USD 243 725 – USD 609 35035% of the amount over USD 243 725
more than USD 609 35037% of the amount over USD 609 350

Deadline for filing the federal tax return in USA is by the 15th of April for the previous calendar year.

Deadline for filing the tax return for the year 2023 is by the 15th of April, 2024. By this deadline it is also necessary to pay the tax.

Deadline for filing the state tax return in most of the USA states is the same as the deadline for the federal tax return. There are some exceptions, where the deadline differs, e.g. in Virginia the state tax return deadline is 1st of May.
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