Applied Methods and Techniques Flashcards
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An applicant under 18 doesn't submit a passport. Which document must be among their supporting documents?
Answer: Civil birth certificate
Applicants under 18 who don't submit a passport must include a civil birth certificate.
A CAA prepares a W-7 for a primary applicant whose return is due. What happens to the return?
Answer: The CAA attaches it to the W-7 package sent to the ITIN Operation
The original return is attached to the W-7 and sent to the IRS ITIN Operation, which processes it once the ITIN is assigned.
What does a civil birth certificate generally lack that makes it unable to stand alone?
Answer: A photo, and it can't by itself prove both identity and foreign status for adults
Only a passport stands alone; a birth certificate must be combined with other documents, and photo rules apply to adults.
Which identifier is generally required for most applicants to the Acceptance Agent Program?
Answer: An active EFIN in good standing
Most acceptance agent applicants must hold an Electronic Filing Identification Number, with limited exceptions for certain entities.
A nonresident alien student on an F-1 visa needs an ITIN. Which W-7 reason box best applies?
Answer: Box f
Box f covers nonresident alien students, professors, and researchers filing a return or claiming an exception.
A primary applicant's passport expired two months ago. How should the CAA proceed?
Answer: Not accept it as a current document; get other acceptable current documents
Supporting documents must be current (unexpired) to be acceptable.
For how long is an Acceptance Agent agreement generally in effect before renewal is required?
Answer: 4 years
Acceptance Agent agreements generally run for four years and must be renewed to continue participating.