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Tax filings by undocumented workers using Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs)
The question as posed—"How many are filed each year"—is ambiguous in the available reporting: there is no authoritative source in the supplied documents that defines "ITIC tax returns" or gives a prec...
undocumented immigrants use Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) to file tax returns and, in doing so, pay federal payroll taxes that fund Social Security and Medicare, even though or el...
The best current, peer-reviewed estimates put annual tax payments by undocumented immigrants in at roughly in 2022, split between $59.4 billion to the federal government and $37.3 billion to state and...
Available public reporting shows that workers using have paid billions in payroll-related taxes, but the sources provided do not offer a reliable, up-to-date percentage of total Social Security payrol...
An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number () is a tax-processing number the IRS issues to people who must file U.S. federal tax returns but are not eligible for a Social Security number; holding an...
ITINs are a tax-processing tool the IRS uses to bring people without eligible Social Security numbers into the tax system, which changes observable compliance patterns because ITIN filers face differe...