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US Expats: IRS announces expiration of unused ITINs
From 2016, US Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) will expire if they are not used on a federal income tax return for five consecutive years.
The new policy is designed to ensure that anyone legitimately using an ITIN for tax purposes can continue to do so; however, inactive ITINs will expire regardless of when they were issued.
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Any ITIN will remain in effect as long as you continue to file US tax returns (this includes anyone issued an ITIN after January 1, 2013). You will no longer face mandatory expiration of your ITIN and you will not need to reapply in 2018. | The IRS will begin deactivating unused ITINs in 2016, which should provide enough time to file a valid return. Once an ITIN has expired, individuals will need to complete and file a Form W-7. |
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