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3/4/2026
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When:
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Wednesday, March 4, 2026
2:00 p.m. ET
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Where:
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Virtual
United States
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Contact:
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NPA staff
contact@nationalpostdoc.org
301-984-4800
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Online registration is closed.
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Living, studying, or working across borders comes with exciting opportunities—and complex tax responsibilities. Understanding international tax filing is essential to protecting your income, avoiding penalties, and making informed financial
decisions.
This financial literacy initiative is designed to help you:
- Understand who must file international taxes
- How to file international taxes
- Understand the two-year tax exemption
- Understand existing U.S.-country tax treaties
Speakers: Rosa Casas, senior payroll analyst at University of Texas at San Antonio (Academic Area) Nnennaya Ikwuagwu, director, payroll management services, University of Texas San Antonio. Ikwuagwu has been the subject matter expert for nonresident alien taxes in the university since December 2015. Interest began in this aspect of taxes as a person who grew up overseas and wanting to help nonresidents have a clear understanding of how their visas impact their financial status in the university. Anne-Marie Theophile, director of tax compliance, Arctic International LLC Arctic. She has primary responsibility for Arctic’s controversy resolution (IRS audit) practice and works with many clients to assist in their nonresident alien tax compliance audits and reviews. She has extensive knowledge in assisting clients in determining current and past tax liability and identifying nonresident alien target populations. Prior to joining Arctic, she was a senior manager in KPMG LLP's Southwest Exempt Organizations Tax Practice. She has worked with many not-for-profit institutions to provide guidance on tax issues primarily focusing on nonresident alien tax compliance.
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