Learn how long to keep FIRPTA property sale documents. Protect against IRS audits and secure refund claims by retaining records for at least seven years.

When buying U.S. property from a foreign seller, FIRPTA requires the buyer to withhold part of the sale price. Learn what your responsibilities are and how to avoid IRS penalties for non-compliance.

If you're selling U.S. property, FIRPTA may require tax withholding if you're a 'foreign person.' This guide explains who qualifies as foreign under U.S. tax law, how FIRPTA withholding works, and ways to minimize or avoid it. Understand your status before closing a deal.

Selling U.S. property through a domestic LLC? FIRPTA may still apply if you're a foreign owner. Learn how tax classification affects withholding and what steps to take for compliance.

Florida’s booming real estate market continues to attract international buyers, but selling U.S. property as a foreign investor comes with its own set of tax hurdles—especially under FIRPTA. While the federal withholding process may seem daunting, the good news is that much of what’s withheld can often be reclaimed. That’s where we come in. With deep local knowledge and a hands-on approach, our Florida-based team at TFG ensures your FIRPTA refund is fast, accurate, and stress-free. Learn how expert guidance turns tax complexity into opportunity—so you can invest smarter in the Sunshine State.

Sold property in the U.S. and had part of your proceeds withheld? You might be entitled to a refund. This guide breaks down how FIRPTA works, why you may have been over-withheld, and how to get your money back. Learn the steps to claim your refund and avoid leaving money on the table.

Mastering FIRPTA refunds can help you close more deals and build client trust. Learn how this often-overlooked tax detail can set you apart.