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Highlights • U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons, as reported on Form
1042-S, was $672.9 billion in 2012.
• Nearly 90 percent of U.S. income paid to foreign persons was exempt from withholding tax.
• Taxes totaling $10.8 billion were withheld on U.S. income paid to foreign persons in 2012, for an average effective withholding rate of 15.9 percent.
• Interest payments (41.3 percent) and dividends (20.1 percent) ac-counted for most of the U.S. income paid to foreign persons.
• Foreign persons in the United Kingdom received the most U.S.-source income ($91.9 billion; 13.7 percent of the total).
• Foreign persons in the Cayman Islands paid more than $1.5 billion in withholding taxes (14.3 percent of the total), the most of any country.
• Foreign partners received $11.1 billion from U.S. partnerships, and $3.8 billion in U.S. taxes were withheld on that income.
• Sales of U.S. real property interests by foreign persons totaled $6.3 billion, and U.S. taxes of $531 million were withheld on that income.
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Figure APercentage of U.S.-Source Income Paid to Foreign Persons, by Income Category, 2011 and 2012U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons, as reported
on Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, totaled $672.9 billion for Calendar
Year 2012. This represents an increase of 18.4 percent from 2011. Withholding taxes on this income rose by 21.0 percent to $10.8 billion in 2012, although almost 90 percent of all U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons was exempt from with-holding tax. The residual U.S.-source income subject to tax was withheld at an average rate of 15.9 percent.
Withholding agents use Form 1042-S, an information return, to report U.S. income payments to nonresident aliens, as well as the appropriate withholding tax, to the IRS, and provide a copy to the payee for informational purposes. Entities such as financial institutions, businesses, and academic institutions that pay U.S. income to nonresident aliens are considered withhold-ing agents. They are responsible for withholding the appropriate amount of U.S. tax or appointing someone else to do so. In addi-tion to employment earnings, Form 1042-S is also used to report many other types of income, including, but not limited to, inter-est, rents, royalties, corporate distributions, pension income, and gambling winnings.
Data HighlightsInterest payments made up the largest percentage of the total U.S.-source income as reported on Form 1042-S in 2012 (Figure A). Interest payments were nearly unchanged from 2011 (de-creased by less than .01 percent), although their proportion of the total was less than in 2011 when they made up 49.2 percent of all payments. Dividends (20.1 percent) and notional princi-pal contract income (13.5 percent) accounted for the next largest shares of U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons. The larg-est increase from 2011 occurred in personal services income, which accounted for 3.8 percent of income, up from 1.0 percent a year earlier. Dividends (23.4 percent), rents and royalties (29.6 percent), and notional principal contract income (18.2 percent), all saw significant increases from 2011.
A notional principal contract is one involving two parties who agree contractually to pay each other amounts at specified times, based on the underlying notional amount. The underlying amount is notional because neither party to the notional princi-pal contract is required to actually hold the property comprising the underlying amount. Notional principal contracts are used by financial institutions to reduce the risk of changes in interest rates, commodity prices, and currency exchange rates. Interest rate swaps, currency swaps, and equity swaps are examples of notional principal contracts.
U.S.-source payments to foreign persons are commonly exempt from withholding tax. The primary reasons for with-holding exemptions are either due to a tax treaty between the
NOTE: Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, is an information return filed by the payer to report U.S. income payments to nonresident aliens.SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Withholding on Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, September 2014
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U.S. and the recipient’s country of residence, or that the specific type of income (portfolio or bank deposit interest, for instance) is exempt under an Internal Revenue Code section. Income ef-fectively connected with a U.S. trade or business is also exempt from withholding.
For 2012, some $68.0 billion (10.1 percent) of total U.S.-source income payments to foreign persons was subject to tax. Figure B presents the percentages of U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons and income subject to withholding by income category in 2012. This figure illustrates the differences that exist with respect to the taxation of certain types of income reported on Form 1042-S. For example, dividends comprised a majority (72.5 percent) of income subject to tax, despite ac-counting for only 20.1 percent of total income. Dividend income subject to withholding was taxed at an average effective rate of 16.1 percent. While dividends are taxed at comparatively high rates, interest is much more likely to be exempt from withhold-ing. For 2012, interest payments constituted the largest share of total income (41.3 percent) but made up only 9.3 percent of all U.S.-source income subject to withholding. Furthermore, a mere 2.3 percent of interest income was subject to withholding, which was taxed at an average rate of 12.0 percent. As men-tioned previously, notional principal contract income accounts for 13.5 percent of U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons;
however, it is not generally subject to withholding tax. Rents and royalty payments are more likely to be taxed and they ac-count for 7.3 percent of all income and 7.6 percent of income subject to withholding.
One of the primary contributors to reduced withholding taxes on U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons is a tax treaty. In 2012, some 65 countries had treaties in force with the United States (Table 1). Nearly 77.4 percent (3.2 million) of all pay-ments go to recipients in treaty countries. Foreign recipients from tax treaty countries received 80.9 percent of total U.S. income paid to foreign persons and paid 60.4 percent of all withholding taxes. The average withholding tax rate on income subject to tax paid to persons in treaty countries was 12.8 per-cent, compared to 25.4 percent on payments made to residents of nontreaty countries.
Residents in 12 nontreaty jurisdictions received more than $1 billion of U.S.-source income in 2012: the Bahamas, Bermuda, Brazil, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Taiwan, and the United Arab Emirates (Table 2). All nontreaty coun-tries combined accounted for $128.7 billion of total U.S.-source income and $4.3 billion of total tax withheld.
In 2012, the majority of U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons (71.1 percent) went to only 10 countries (Figure C, Part
Figure BPercentages of U.S.-Source Income Paid to Foreign Persons and Income Subject to Withholding as Reported on Form 1042-S, by Selected Income Category, 2012
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NOTE: Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, is an information return filed by the payer to report U.S. income payments to nonresident aliens.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Withholding on Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, September 2014.
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1). Foreign persons from the United Kingdom received $91.9 billion (13.7 percent of the total) in U.S-source income payments and $31.2 billion more than any other country. U.K. corpora-tions received 15.5 percent of all payments to corporate recipi-ents. Recipients from Japan received $60.7 billion (9.0 percent) of U.S.-source income, an increase of 17.6 percent from 2011. Foreign persons from the Cayman Islands received $55.1 bil-lion (8.2 percent), a 9.0-percent increase from 2011. Canadian recipients collected $51.1 billion (7.6 percent), a jump of over 17 percent from the previous year, while German residents col-lected $50.4 billion (7.5 percent) of U.S.-source income in 2012.
For total taxes withheld, foreign recipients in 11 countries paid at least $288.6 million in taxes on U.S-source income in 2012 (Figure C, Part 2). Foreign recipients located in these countries, combined, paid $6.9 billion in withholding taxes or 63.7 percent of the total. Recipients in the Cayman Islands paid more than $1.5 billion in withholding taxes (14.3 percent of the total), the most of any country in 2012. Withholding taxes on payments to recipients in the Cayman Islands increased by more than 17 percent from the previous year. Canadian recipients had the largest amount of U.S.-source income subject to tax among all treaty countries and paid over 9 percent of total withholding taxes.
Additional Foreign Income and Withholding Data To take a more comprehensive look at withholding tax on for-eign persons’ U.S. income, it is necessary to combine the data
from Form 1042-S with information from additional tax forms. U.S. partnership income that is allocable to foreign partners is re-ported on Form 8805, Foreign Partner’s Information Statement of Section 1446 Withholding Tax. Domestic partnerships are re-quired to withhold income tax on effectively connected taxable income deemed allocable to foreign partners. A U.S. partner-ship files Form 8805 to show the amount of taxable income and total tax allocable to the foreign partner for the partnership’s tax year. The statutory withholding rate for partnership income al-locable to foreign partners is 35 percent. Reduced withholding rates may apply if the foreign partner is an individual and the specific type of income is among those subject to preferential rates. These types of income include capital gains, depreciation recapture, and collectibles gains.
Another tax form that provides information about with-holding on foreign persons’ U.S. income is the Form 8288-A, Statement of Withholding on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of U.S. Real Property Interests. The Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act of 1980 (FIRPTA) was introduced to ensure that the U.S. collected a portion of the capital gains realized by foreigners from the sales of U.S. real property interests. Form 8288-A is used to report the sales price of U.S. real property sold by the foreign person and the tax withheld on that sales price. Typically, the sales price is subject to 10-percent with-holding, although corporations may be taxed at rates up to 35 percent in certain circumstances. In some instances, the seller may elect to pay a 35-percent tax on the capital gain rather than
Figure C1Percentage of Total Taxes Withheld, by Country of Foreign Recipient, 2011 and 2012
Percentage
Country of foreign recipient
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Luxembourg
Switzerland
Germany
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Cayman Islands
Japan
United Kingdom
2012
2011
Total U.S.-source income: $672.9 billion
NOTE: Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, is an information return filed by the payer to report U.S. income payments to nonresident aliens.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Withholding on Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, September 2014.
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a 10-percent withholding tax on the sales price. When a for-eign person sells real property interests in the United States, the buyer of the property is responsible for collecting and remitting to the IRS the appropriate amount of withholding and filing the necessary tax forms.
A withholding tax equivalent on a foreign person’s U.S. income in the form of a branch profits tax is reported on Form 1120-F, U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation. The branch profits tax was created to achieve neutrality for foreign investments in the United States through a U.S. branch or a U.S. subsidiary of a foreign parent corporation. While dividends paid by a U.S. subsidiary to its foreign parent corporation are sub-ject to a 30-percent (or lower) withholding tax, profits of a U.S branch of a foreign parent would not be subject to an equiva-lent tax absent the branch profits tax. The amount of income remitted from the U.S. branch to its foreign owner, known as the dividend equivalent amount, is reported on Form 1120-F, along with the associated tax on that amount (i.e., branch profits tax).
The combined withholding tax on U.S.-source income paid to foreign persons for 2012 was $15.2 billion, with an average effective tax rate of 17.3 percent (Figure D). The effective with-holding rates vary widely among the various tax forms. U.S. partnership income allocable to foreign partners is subject to significantly higher rates of withholding than other types of U.S. income because it is not typically reduced by tax treaties and is far more likely to be taxed near the statutory 35-percent tax rate. For 2012, the average effective withholding rate on U.S.
partnership distributions to foreign partners was 28.6 percent. The 8.5-percent withholding rate on income from the sale of U.S. real property interests is comparatively low because the statutory rate for this type of income is just 10 percent. The average effective rate on foreign branch profits (13.9 percent) reported on Form 1120-F was less than the 30-percent statu-tory rate because recipients frequently qualify for reduced rates through tax treaties.
The five States with the most U.S. real property interest sales in 2012 made up 68 percent of all transactions, 56.4 percent of the total sales revenue, and 60.8 percent of taxes withheld (Figure E). The largest number of real property sales occurred in Florida. In fact, Florida had more than six times as many trans-actions as California, which had the second most transactions in 2012. Many real property sales could not be assigned to a spe-cific State for reasons including: the real property transaction in-volved the transfer of stock in a portfolio of real estate holdings not specific to a geographic area, or the transaction involved the sale of an ownership interest in an entity which controlled real estate in multiple locations in the United States.
Data Sources and Limitations Payers (or their authorized withholding agents) of most U.S.- source income to foreign persons must withhold tax in accor-dance with Internal Revenue Code section 1441. Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, is filed by the payer to report this income and the U.S. tax
Figure C2Percentage of Total Income Paid, by Country of Foreign Recipient, 2011 and 2012
Percentage
Country of foreign recipient
Total tax withheld: $10.8 billion
NOTE: Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding, is an information return filed by the payer to report U.S. income payments to nonresident aliens.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Withholding on Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, September 2014.
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Figure DU.S.-Source Income Payments to Foreign Persons: Number of Forms, Income, Tax Withheld, and Effective Tax Rate, by IRS Form Type and Selected Country, 2012[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Total number of forms
Income (less loss)
Number of forms [1] Income [2] U.S. tax withheld Effective tax rate
[3]
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
All forms 4,308,557 695,691,111 2,554,464 88,280,458 15,230,859 17.3
Form 1042-S: All countries 4,140,057 672,880,582 2,437,058 67,980,092 10,816,357 15.9
United Kingdom 490,443 91,884,997 303,906 5,157,998 858,314 16.6
Japan 160,337 60,696,753 65,569 1,881,149 163,863 8.7
Cayman Islands 93,939 55,140,202 31,059 5,487,531 1,545,410 28.2
Canada 604,196 51,081,777 358,577 10,040,760 985,901 9.8
Germany 409,803 50,410,815 177,501 1,794,817 278,378 15.5
Switzerland 63,841 46,740,409 37,122 3,632,173 288,619 7.9
France 80,816 29,331,259 52,337 1,096,092 105,536 9.6
Luxembourg 14,247 39,502,750 5,610 4,407,408 817,317 18.5
Belgium 33,542 21,659,443 24,995 566,619 98,364 17.4
Netherlands 66,789 29,258,466 37,009 2,434,672 210,381 8.6
Ireland 61,655 17,402,600 40,346 2,471,064 565,875 22.9
Australia 204,311 12,739,722 167,507 3,863,163 486,764 12.6
Bermuda 19,129 8,555,275 8,273 1,267,582 376,517 29.7
China 142,985 24,479,563 55,809 245,508 40,871 16.6
Sweden 32,282 6,576,751 24,930 984,724 131,527 13.4
Mexico 171,905 8,760,308 129,782 2,361,658 305,874 13.0
Norway 13,998 6,715,619 10,318 144,147 23,563 16.3
Form 8805: All countries [4] 154,203 11,088,445 103,670 13,160,370 3,762,103 28.6
Sweden 281 1,330,711 206 1,337,350 467,914 35.0
United Kingdom 7,797 925,732 6,118 1,017,511 323,130 31.8
Germany 82,020 861,613 45,656 1,164,260 365,640 31.4
France 1,250 841,629 1,037 883,511 307,132 34.8
Cayman Islands 1,303 408,100 954 462,741 143,710 31.1
Japan 985 234,929 731 243,626 82,537 33.9
Norway 111 167,672 86 175,038 61,181 35.0
Form 8288-A: All countries 12,441 6,268,442 12,441 6,268,442 531,026 8.5
United Kingdom 1,402 308,798 1,402 308,798 30,125 9.8
Canada 3,595 887,932 3,595 887,932 82,052 9.2
Germany 1,296 1,058,910 1,296 1,058,910 46,700 4.4
Italy 117 269,640 117 269,640 26,668 9.9
Form 1120-F: Reporting branch profits tax 1,856 5,453,642 1,295 871,554 121,373 13.9[1] Number of forms in this column includes returns with income subject to taxation for Form 1042-S; positive income (excluding losses) for Form 8805; sales revenue for Form 8288-A; and branch profits tax for Form 1120-F.
[2] Amounts in this column represent income subject to taxation for Form 1042-S; positive income (excluding losses) for Form 8805; sales price for Form 8288-A; and dividend equivalent amount subject to taxation for Form 1120-F.
[3] U.S. tax withheld (column 5) divided by income (column 4).
NOTE: Form 1042-S, Foreign Person's U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding ; Form 8805, Foreign Partner's Information Statement of Section 1446 Withholding Tax;Form 8288-A, Statement of Withholding on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of U.S. Real Property Interests; and Form 1120-F, U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation .
Form type and selected country
All payments Payments subject to withholding tax
[4] Income (less loss) for all payments (column 2) is less than income on payments subject to tax (column 4) because column 2 includes forms with losses.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, January 2016. These data were not previously available on the IRS Tax Statistics Website.
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withheld. Often a financial institution acts as the payer’s with-holding agent. The statistics in this data release were tabulated by calendar year, using all Forms 1042-S filed with the Internal Revenue Service during 2012. The data reflect the income that was paid and U.S. tax that was withheld for 2012.
Domestic partnerships (or their authorized withholding agents) must withhold tax in accordance with Internal Revenue Code section 1446 on distributions made to foreign partners. Form 8805, Foreign Partner’s Information Statement of Section 1446 Withholding Tax, is filed by the payer to report income paid by U.S. partnerships to their foreign partners and the U.S. tax withheld. The statistics in this data release were tabulated by calendar year, using all Forms 8805 filed with the Internal Revenue Service during 2012. The data reflect the income that was paid and U.S. tax that was withheld for 2012.
Purchasers of U.S. real property held by foreign persons must withhold tax in accordance with Internal Revenue Code section 1445. Form 8288-A, Statement of Withholding on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of U.S. Real Property Interests, is filed by the buyer of U.S. real property sold by foreign persons. The sta-tistics in this data release were tabulated by calendar year using all Forms 8288-A filed with the Internal Revenue Service with a date of transfer occurring during 2012.
In accordance with Section 884(a), the Internal Revenue Code imposes a 30-percent-branch-profits tax on after-tax earn-ings of a foreign corporation’s U.S. trade or business that are not reinvested in a U.S. trade or business by the close of the tax year or are disinvested in a later tax year. Form 1120-F, U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation, is filed by the foreign
corporation. The statistics in this data release were tabulated based upon all Forms 1120-F included in the Tax Year 2012 SOI Corporation sample.
Because the population of Forms 1042-S, Forms 8805, and Forms 8288-A were used for the statistics, the data are not sub-ject to sampling error. However, the data are subject to nonsam-pling error, including data entry and taxpayer reporting errors. Because the data were tested and adjusted to ensure certain basic mathematical relationships held, including the calculation of the correct tax withheld, the possibility of error cannot be completely eliminated.
Explanation of Selected Terms Foreign persons—For purposes of this data release, foreign
persons include: (a) individuals whose residence is not within the United States and who are not U.S. citizens (i.e., nonresident aliens); and (b) corporations and other organizations (including partnerships, private foundations, estates, and trusts) created or organized outside the United States. Individuals residing, and organizations created or organized, in Puerto Rico and U.S. pos-sessions are also considered foreign persons.
Notional principal contract income—Notional principal con-tracts involve two parties who agree contractually to pay each other amounts at specified times based on the underlying con-tract. The notional amount is an amount specified in the con-tract and, based on that amount, certain calculations are made. Generally, when amounts under the contract are due at the same time, they are netted and only one payment is made. Notional principal contract income is not subject to withholding but must be reported on Form 1042-S, if the income was effectively con-nected with the conduct of a trade or business in the United States.
Qualified intermediary pool—Payments made by a quali-fied intermediary directly to beneficial owners may generally be reported on the basis of reporting pools. A reporting pool consists of income that falls within a particular withholding rate and within a particular income type, exemption type, or recipi-ent type.
U.S. branch treated as U.S. person—The following types of U.S. branches (of foreign entities) may reach an agreement with a withholding agent to treat a branch as a U.S. person: (a) a U.S. branch of a foreign bank subject to regulatory supervi-sion by the Federal Reserve Board or (b) a U.S. branch of a foreign insurance company required to file an annual statement on a form approved by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners with the Insurance Department of a State, Territory, or the District of Columbia.
Scott Luttrell is an economist with the Special Studies Returns Analysis Section, Special Studies Branch. This data release was prepared under the direction of Chris Carson, Chief.
Figure EU.S. Real Property Sold by Foreign Persons: Number of Forms 8288-A Filed, Total Sales Revenue, and Tax Withheld, by Selected State, 2012[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
State location of real property
Total number of forms
Total sales revenue
U.S. tax withheld
(1) (2) (3)
Total 12,441 6,268,442 531,026
Florida 5,680 1,505,160 138,683
California 897 669,086 57,805
Hawaii 871 254,855 25,103
New York 529 934,969 84,676
Texas 471 168,981 16,760
All others 3,993 2,735,391 207,999
NOTE: Form 8288-A, Statement of Withholding on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of U.S. Real Property Interests, is filed by the buyer of U.S. real property sold by foreign persons. The buyer must withhold tax in accordance with Internal Revenue Code section 1445.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Individuals, Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, January 2016. These data were not previously available on the IRS Tax Statistics Website.
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U.S.-source income
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)Total 4,104,057 672,880,582 604,900,490 67,980,092 10,816,357 Tax treaty countries, total 3,178,442 544,205,556 493,090,961 51,114,596 6,537,869 Armenia 584 7,866 7,194 672 144 Australia [1] 204,802 12,766,337 8,903,174 3,863,163 486,890 Austria 20,940 1,297,806 875,645 422,162 81,185 Azerbaijan 412 1,694 1,033 661 120 Bangladesh 2,653 16,152 14,171 1,981 328 Barbados 3,231 6,982,319 6,912,568 69,751 13,458 Belarus 1,152 8,950 6,637 2,313 595 Belgium 33,542 21,659,443 21,092,824 566,619 98,364 Bulgaria 2,689 19,587 11,562 8,025 913 Canada 604,196 51,081,777 41,041,017 10,040,760 985,901 China 142,985 24,479,563 24,234,056 245,508 40,871 Cyprus 2,206 222,503 116,078 106,426 12,923 Czech Republic 9,667 213,318 190,501 22,818 3,299 Denmark 20,240 5,746,576 5,372,681 373,895 55,776 Egypt 6,280 62,594 33,461 29,132 4,400 Estonia 2,902 78,806 73,003 5,803 1,353 Finland 8,375 5,404,385 5,335,241 69,144 11,259 France [2] 81,018 29,332,160 28,235,525 1,096,635 105,679 Georgia 694 8,475 6,935 1,539 340 Germany 409,803 50,410,815 48,615,998 1,794,817 278,378 Greece 18,216 207,820 149,699 58,121 15,161 Hungary 5,968 2,934,349 2,071,141 863,209 45,820 Iceland 2,368 68,862 55,813 13,049 2,631 India 74,305 2,947,133 2,634,995 312,138 51,458 Indonesia 9,436 68,838 58,385 10,453 2,055 Ireland 61,655 17,402,600 14,931,536 2,471,064 565,875 Israel 42,707 1,423,557 742,779 680,779 114,254 Italy 68,682 2,694,682 1,277,869 1,416,813 105,313 Jamaica 4,466 160,270 144,817 15,453 3,056 Japan 160,337 60,696,753 58,815,604 1,881,149 163,863 Kazakhstan 1,254 14,896 13,040 1,856 332 Korea, Republic of (South) 35,924 4,645,041 2,228,162 2,416,879 332,435 Kyrgyzstan 275 1,747 1,159 588 89 Latvia 3,235 37,156 30,265 6,891 1,544 Lithuania 3,361 17,379 13,699 3,680 718 Luxembourg 14,247 39,502,750 35,095,342 4,407,408 817,317 Mexico 171,905 8,760,308 6,398,651 2,361,658 305,874 Moldova 548 4,056 3,101 955 198 Morocco 1,271 6,493 4,436 2,057 421 Netherlands 66,789 29,258,466 26,823,794 2,434,672 210,381 New Zealand 23,281 644,567 475,495 169,072 24,427 Norway 13,998 6,715,619 6,571,472 144,147 23,563 Pakistan 4,525 29,336 14,036 15,300 2,654 Philippines 23,740 1,056,687 878,792 177,895 49,676 Poland 22,437 1,130,840 273,069 857,771 55,698 Portugal 11,195 171,386 64,828 106,558 15,236 Romania 4,729 19,692 9,900 9,791 1,844 Russia 20,355 438,436 323,891 114,545 13,321 Slovak Republic 2,797 46,532 37,613 8,918 2,097 Slovenia 5,210 23,487 8,717 14,769 3,646 South Africa 13,213 263,633 189,870 73,762 13,998 Spain 54,546 6,250,552 5,590,569 659,983 81,422 Sri Lanka 783 43,024 41,046 1,978 313 Sweden 32,282 6,576,751 5,592,027 984,724 131,527 Switzerland 63,841 46,740,409 43,108,236 3,632,173 288,619 Footnotes at end of table.
Foreign Recipients of U.S. IncomeTable 1. Forms 1042-S: Number, Total U.S.-Source Income, and U.S. Tax Withheld, by Tax Treaty Countries and Total Non-Tax Treaty Countries, 2012[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Number of Forms 1042-STreaty status and country Exempt from
withholdingTotal Subject to withholdingU.S. tax withheld
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U.S.-source income
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Tajikistan 294 2,050 1,305 745 97 Thailand 13,822 183,143 131,297 51,847 8,123 Trinidad and Tobago 5,611 530,083 161,965 368,118 5,206 Tunisia 683 15,213 14,127 1,086 214 Turkey 8,816 78,080 47,664 30,415 4,955 Turkmenistan 100 668 352 316 40 Ukraine 5,653 48,738 35,716 13,021 2,259 United Kingdom 490,443 91,884,997 86,726,999 5,157,998 858,314 Uzbekistan 374 2,310 1,279 1,031 216 Venezuela 50,394 655,042 217,108 437,934 29,438 Non-tax treaty countries, total [3] 925,615 128,675,026 111,809,530 16,865,496 4,278,487
Number of Forms 1042-S U.S. tax withheld
Total Exempt from withholding Subject to withholding
[1] Includes Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Coral Sea Islands Territory, and Norfolk Island.[2] Includes Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, and Reunion.[3] Includes Puerto Rico and U.S. possessions. The U.S. and Bermuda have had a tax treaty in effect since 1986, however, this treaty provides no reduction of withholding rates.NOTES: Detail may not add to totals because of rounding. Form 1042-S is entitled, Foreign Person's U.S.-Source Income Subject to Withholding.SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, August 2014.
Foreign Recipients of U.S. IncomeTable 1. Forms 1042-S: Number, Total U.S.-Source Income, and U.S. Tax Withheld, by Tax Treaty Countries and Total Non-Tax Treaty Countries, 2012—Continued[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Treaty status and country
9 Winter 2016
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Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Tota
l4,
104,
057
10,8
16,3
5767
2,88
0,58
227
8,16
7,18
813
5,30
5,42
549
,089
,769
1,86
2,12
825
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,210
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19,1
90RE
CIPI
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TYPE
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divi
dual
s3,
308,
396
1,07
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612
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2,86
5,92
12,
129,
895
947,
981
1,81
1,00
61,
604,
479
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orpo
ratio
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9,77
17,
017,
420
492,
285,
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186,
018,
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20,6
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ship
s an
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197,
827
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976
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354
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as
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16,4
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1,71
17,
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209,
407
59,3
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436
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70
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ts a
nd a
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tes
23,2
8520
0,35
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8,03
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27,
883
19,6
360
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lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
25,2
051,
377,
786
81,0
43,7
3047
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29,8
62,9
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3,72
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818
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ther
and
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n26
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245,
182
15,0
02,4
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7,75
7,44
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1,33
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52,0
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73,5
4026
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403,
924
235,
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53,7
329,
031
8,79
58,
556
362
In
divi
dual
s70
,475
17,2
0631
3,25
419
0,79
243
,597
1,38
68,
795
5,97
00
C
orpo
ratio
ns1,
700
6,18
958
,777
28,5
595,
556
5,50
40
2,13
736
2
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
190
7,57
27,
420
148
00
00
Aust
ralia
204,
311
486,
764
12,7
39,7
223,
393,
437
3,83
6,27
32,
614,
870
28,9
6045
,810
1,40
2,04
0
Indi
vidu
als
138,
578
30,7
1524
0,40
015
,429
71,4
9641
,607
28,9
6014
,929
0
Cor
pora
tions
24,1
4431
0,73
69,
112,
547
2,18
1,34
12,
324,
494
2,55
8,53
10
27,0
211,
402,
040
Q
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ied
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rmed
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poo
ls27
1186
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85,9
9740
111
00
0Au
stria
20,9
4081
,185
1,29
7,80
639
8,12
227
3,21
762
,852
9,31
840
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181,
672
In
divi
dual
s16
,275
5,65
610
0,88
32,
606
11,8
838,
960
9,31
83,
044
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,67
814
,739
699,
258
184,
226
129,
854
38,9
950
36,1
8118
1,67
2
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
1,37
223
,766
285,
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166,
677
117,
508
138
00
0Ba
ham
as16
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65,6
541,
722,
902
610,
860
267,
837
3,13
969
33,
608
0
Indi
vidu
als
3,07
93,
363
25,6
2712
,653
6,78
388
693
423
0
Cor
pora
tions
12,3
4153
,898
1,48
3,38
550
2,22
517
0,72
62,
780
03,
162
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
151
307
146,
969
73,5
2566
,968
320
00
Barb
ados
3,23
113
,458
6,98
2,31
929
5,57
839
,324
12,5
881,
232
740
0
Indi
vidu
als
1,27
61,
147
5,83
21,
028
755
147
1,23
214
20
C
orpo
ratio
ns1,
734
10,3
726,
919,
725
248,
825
28,7
7612
,304
059
30
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls36
1,00
027
,144
21,1
875,
917
d0
00
Belg
ium
33,5
4298
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21,6
59,4
4316
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,453
2,68
1,20
224
0,39
97,
494
48,5
2215
,502
In
divi
dual
s29
,448
10,2
0477
,619
3,77
329
,417
4,53
07,
494
14,0
580
C
orpo
ratio
ns2,
002
7,29
74,
276,
715
2,30
3,08
941
1,89
423
5,22
50
34,1
8315
,502
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls38
175
,512
16,0
43,8
2013
,519
,090
2,19
6,74
758
00
0Fo
otno
tes
at e
nd o
f tab
le.
Ren
ts a
nd
roya
lties
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012
[Mon
ey a
mou
nts
are
in th
ousa
nds
of d
olla
rs]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
ePe
rson
alse
rvic
es in
com
e
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Inte
rest
Div
iden
ds
10 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Berm
uda
19,1
2937
6,51
78,
555,
275
6,71
1,45
01,
267,
476
24,9
661,
022
41,0
460
In
divi
dual
s5,
898
6,74
217
4,76
114
7,16
122
,973
410
1,02
211
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns10
,966
311,
071
7,73
7,88
06,
340,
652
924,
410
22,6
170
40,4
240
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls67
178
101,
338
81,3
3219
,069
630
00
Braz
il47
,530
122,
196
3,13
1,18
236
0,43
010
9,94
057
,353
5,63
42,
305,
639
0
Indi
vidu
als
43,2
0220
,989
133,
313
42,5
5023
,500
2,74
95,
634
16,0
450
C
orpo
ratio
ns2,
375
90,5
692,
892,
202
261,
361
72,5
1932
,244
02,
288,
295
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
2051
81,
833
102
1,72
65
00
0Br
itish
Virg
in Is
land
s71
,512
328,
504
4,63
8,80
82,
766,
353
1,00
9,00
323
,014
288
925
95
Indi
vidu
als
2,06
63,
655
57,7
0242
,609
10,7
9217
728
818
90
C
orpo
ratio
ns68
,017
309,
570
4,39
4,77
82,
657,
665
927,
518
15,1
990
405
95
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
646
169
1513
815
00
0Br
unei
606
2,40
910
2,42
232
,433
61,7
7931
10
210
In
divi
dual
s40
953
1,81
820
796
d0
140
C
orpo
ratio
ns10
21,
495
12,2
692,
851
6,76
231
00
00
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls0
00
00
00
00
Burm
a38
136
,128
324,
395
128,
727
73,0
4216
00
2,34
60
In
divi
dual
s27
316
41,
747
2122
263
022
0
Cor
pora
tions
8635
,902
320,
220
126,
725
72,6
1993
02,
324
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
dd
dd
dd
0d
0C
anad
a60
4,19
698
5,90
151
,081
,777
12,7
60,8
1116
,755
,078
1,64
0,04
342
2,47
02,
671,
108
3,70
4,70
0
Indi
vidu
als
521,
474
147,
498
1,49
9,86
338
,333
155,
734
118,
898
422,
469
158,
896
0
Cor
pora
tions
39,6
5641
8,76
730
,582
,223
6,31
1,16
96,
176,
217
1,40
7,62
0d
2,48
2,71
43,
704,
700
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls84
536
9,40
36,
983,
391
2,79
0,24
63,
889,
398
22,3
17d
100
0C
aym
an Is
land
s93
,939
1,54
5,41
055
,140
,202
45,4
48,7
265,
049,
667
65,9
7161
811
0,59
81,
390
In
divi
dual
s2,
213
14,7
2365
8,32
060
1,65
025
,104
293
614
925
0
Cor
pora
tions
85,1
391,
418,
090
51,2
60,6
6042
,544
,619
4,51
1,72
451
,037
410
0,06
31,
390
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls11
71,
489
38,2
4920
,967
16,2
010
00
0C
hile
26,1
5812
3,09
691
0,64
240
9,38
240
8,82
13,
686
5,30
75,
712
2,07
5
Indi
vidu
als
18,9
627,
627
66,0
5731
,156
15,5
4422
25,
307
4,09
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns6,
523
115,
040
531,
186
93,5
9637
5,57
63,
404
080
2,07
5
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
1421
17,4
6782
9,70
90
00
0C
hina
142,
985
40,8
7124
,479
,563
7,13
6,61
94,
691,
184
101,
764
430
11,4
75,4
040
In
divi
dual
s13
9,28
217
,029
564,
196
16,4
5945
,425
3,06
943
034
3,04
60
C
orpo
ratio
ns1,
648
19,8
9516
,508
,116
4,38
5,96
476
,080
90,6
490
11,1
31,2
720
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls24
72,
395
1,98
339
70
00
0Fo
otno
tes
at e
nd o
f tab
le.
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
11 Winter 2016
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Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Col
ombi
a27
,444
36,9
4939
5,05
524
0,33
582
,373
6,54
49,
155
5,80
40
In
divi
dual
s23
,437
9,29
665
,220
23,9
928,
265
1,29
79,
155
3,40
70
C
orpo
ratio
ns3,
188
21,8
1020
6,97
512
7,58
255
,435
4,89
50
2,22
90
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Cyp
rus
2,20
612
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222,
503
94,9
8430
,159
9,50
374
85,
776
0
Indi
vidu
als
1,39
81,
927
8,97
936
71,
106
313
748
4,58
90
C
orpo
ratio
ns69
710
,843
211,
207
93,4
3428
,584
9,03
90
877
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
90
3114
170
00
0C
zech
Rep
ublic
9,66
73,
299
213,
318
128,
079
24,8
7614
,165
1,18
818
,124
0
Indi
vidu
als
8,67
81,
546
31,0
2560
33,
116
820
1,18
815
,668
0
Cor
pora
tions
279
426
34,0
313,
754
2,94
013
,237
02,
452
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
140
1,43
016
51,
258
00
00
Den
mar
k20
,240
55,7
765,
746,
576
1,27
1,26
31,
416,
339
2,28
9,24
86,
022
7,94
50
In
divi
dual
s10
,961
5,15
238
,515
3,19
14,
207
8,40
96,
022
3,05
00
C
orpo
ratio
ns4,
392
37,6
244,
723,
283
1,07
1,07
01,
009,
180
2,27
6,94
20
4,79
90
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls18
25,
239
521,
136
54,2
7720
4,30
344
00
0Ea
st T
imor
218
104
183,
413
157,
932
24,8
6010
010
0
Indi
vidu
als
190
6079
816
151
50
100
C
orpo
ratio
ns0
00
00
00
00
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
00
Finl
and
8,37
511
,259
5,40
4,38
521
8,18
51,
420,
143
798,
735
2,94
665
,006
2,79
0,05
7
Indi
vidu
als
6,26
61,
694
19,0
6052
62,
191
1,74
22,
946
1,33
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns16
375,
233,
980
171,
487
1,32
4,28
479
6,84
00
63,6
512,
790,
057
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls19
133
980
1196
54
00
0Fr
ance
80,8
1610
5,53
629
,331
,259
5,61
9,57
35,
808,
758
5,33
9,78
837
,988
222,
220
8,54
2,26
8
Indi
vidu
als
66,7
3932
,700
296,
862
14,9
8062
,451
30,4
1637
,988
58,0
520
C
orpo
ratio
ns8,
118
60,2
0927
,090
,212
4,47
7,61
85,
215,
892
5,22
5,20
10
136,
762
8,54
2,26
8
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
748
2,31
01,
158,
796
815,
032
334,
143
203
00
0G
abon
641
1,06
374
3,98
619
724
610
,579
03,
117
718,
061
In
divi
dual
s38
415
42,
014
3869
363
031
60
C
orpo
ratio
ns21
790
173
7,17
113
115
36,
075
02,
714
718,
061
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Ger
man
y40
9,80
327
8,37
850
,410
,815
10,9
18,6
095,
042,
693
4,69
3,26
513
2,44
92,
450,
148
23,9
17,1
73
Indi
vidu
als
370,
152
42,7
1087
5,81
381
,086
169,
072
147,
373
132,
449
57,1
340
C
orpo
ratio
ns21
,590
126,
480
46,2
59,1
729,
490,
404
3,71
0,17
54,
378,
860
02,
384,
603
23,9
17,1
73
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
7,78
592
,396
2,03
7,86
11,
181,
533
695,
613
1,01
60
00
Foot
note
s at
end
of t
able
.
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
12 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Gre
ece
18,2
1615
,161
207,
820
24,8
5949
,435
24,5
3536
,339
5,68
40
In
divi
dual
s17
,103
12,6
5768
,582
4,43
910
,183
777
36,3
395,
411
0
Cor
pora
tions
812
1,44
110
3,78
417
,386
8,18
523
,074
027
40
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls21
01,
709
452
1,15
53
00
0G
uern
sey
8,15
363
,308
877,
002
519,
881
280,
170
1,30
50
355
0
Indi
vidu
als
302
282
2,31
937
61,
544
190
540
C
orpo
ratio
ns6,
255
45,9
3959
2,11
038
3,21
715
8,47
882
40
301
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
178
2,10
914
7,78
980
,836
63,4
646
00
0H
ong
Kong
55,1
6586
,338
4,24
6,86
31,
908,
706
611,
335
42,2
481,
635
51,6
921,
431,
850
In
divi
dual
s49
,381
29,6
8215
5,31
429
,013
75,2
692,
591
1,63
519
,461
0
Cor
pora
tions
3,34
636
,328
2,90
3,14
01,
122,
678
143,
014
39,2
830
31,7
721,
431,
850
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls20
61,
356
627,
225
394,
311
226,
270
140
00
Hun
gary
5,96
845
,820
2,93
4,34
91,
545,
008
822,
379
70,2
161,
313
3,61
80
In
divi
dual
s5,
274
1,26
420
,384
318
1,16
93,
660
1,31
33,
274
0
Cor
pora
tions
471
44,2
412,
909,
363
1,54
3,87
481
8,16
966
,475
026
80
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Indi
a74
,305
51,4
582,
947,
133
140,
923
58,3
8618
6,77
43,
451
1,34
3,85
715
,968
In
divi
dual
s68
,689
17,1
4621
9,57
422
,916
14,6
303,
139
3,45
195
,421
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,30
832
,528
2,66
7,12
094
,151
41,1
3117
9,79
50
1,23
0,88
115
,968
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Irela
nd61
,655
565,
875
17,4
02,6
0011
,128
,900
2,48
9,60
32,
605,
257
26,4
7110
4,26
315
8,18
6
Indi
vidu
als
47,8
247,
358
130,
266
19,9
3234
,278
13,8
2126
,471
17,8
320
C
orpo
ratio
ns9,
591
488,
167
16,6
84,3
4210
,845
,207
2,18
2,25
52,
590,
211
082
,819
158,
186
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls10
51,
158
50,0
6027
,779
22,0
4053
00
0Is
le o
f Man
1,90
46,
198
103,
052
29,9
2362
,860
1,34
431
653
0
Indi
vidu
als
385
478
2,71
078
31,
114
6131
631
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,17
44,
997
86,3
1823
,640
56,6
221,
271
00
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
4539
72,
658
974
1,65
63
00
0Is
rael
42,7
0711
4,25
41,
423,
557
477,
296
400,
732
240,
167
12,1
3926
,445
9,00
6
Indi
vidu
als
38,1
5019
,985
175,
010
26,6
2843
,816
42,9
2512
,139
19,0
780
C
orpo
ratio
ns3,
031
59,9
8372
8,09
125
8,15
256
,611
183,
308
06,
581
9,00
6
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
204
28,0
5741
6,60
214
5,92
726
6,60
921
050
0Ita
ly68
,682
105,
313
2,69
4,68
276
2,29
61,
353,
958
205,
062
103,
505
63,6
888,
739
In
divi
dual
s61
,880
12,2
4524
0,53
316
,388
36,5
1915
,556
103,
505
29,1
540
C
orpo
ratio
ns2,
812
74,7
701,
507,
527
208,
966
995,
498
168,
726
034
,174
8,73
9
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
1,14
54,
902
708,
534
433,
756
270,
341
171
00
0Fo
otno
tes
at e
nd o
f tab
le.
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
13 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Jam
aica
4,46
63,
056
160,
270
140,
182
2,44
44,
025
4,69
21,
952
0
Indi
vidu
als
3,88
92,
413
16,3
721,
448
1,06
91,
252
4,69
21,
946
0
Cor
pora
tions
356
426
142,
080
138,
163
1,17
82,
418
00
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
dd
dd
dd
0d
0Ja
pan
160,
337
163,
863
60,6
96,7
5324
,248
,286
13,4
17,2
589,
416,
673
261,
079
150,
965
5,92
3,29
0
Indi
vidu
als
142,
923
22,8
2261
9,21
249
,587
75,8
7948
,670
214,
770
33,9
840
C
orpo
ratio
ns9,
558
122,
491
39,7
24,0
2912
,390
,890
6,24
5,42
49,
224,
890
46,3
0911
6,19
05,
923,
290
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls90
410
,766
12,3
74,5
404,
542,
907
6,90
9,84
08
085
0Je
rsey
4,96
279
,628
913,
227
376,
472
298,
085
13,8
640
161
0
Indi
vidu
als
358
2,17
59,
570
1,44
67,
798
146
048
0
Cor
pora
tions
3,03
163
,863
722,
861
317,
010
183,
888
9,76
80
580
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls21
62,
052
77,9
1726
,204
48,9
4910
010
0Ki
ribat
i18
91,
382
322,
103
2,80
82,
891
337
030
5,90
80
In
divi
dual
s11
820
507
175
1014
70
110
0
Cor
pora
tions
581,
360
315,
730
370
170
030
5,79
80
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls0
00
00
00
00
Kore
a, R
epub
lic o
f (So
uth)
35,9
2433
2,43
54,
645,
041
1,48
2,25
31,
193,
064
1,27
9,59
19,
155
43,5
1695
In
divi
dual
s31
,262
12,2
2611
1,71
63,
880
10,5
642,
219
9,15
540
,017
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,29
830
2,53
12,
541,
472
317,
857
767,
536
1,27
5,52
30
2,97
895
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls34
367,
866
5,08
32,
533
00
00
Kuw
ait
3,96
86,
192
2,48
8,50
689
7,42
01,
180,
627
380
047
90
In
divi
dual
s2,
422
1,33
06,
114
1,01
92,
876
374
047
90
C
orpo
ratio
ns75
03,
471
26,3
568,
576
11,1
846
00
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
00
00
00
00
0Li
beria
860
11,5
3612
8,42
046
,979
32,2
5324
,203
7786
52
Indi
vidu
als
131
103
9,94
89,
212
6412
7722
0
Cor
pora
tions
711
11,1
4711
7,42
437
,717
31,2
3624
,160
064
52
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
00
00
00
00
0Li
bya
214
2,78
610
2,31
928
,192
72,5
860
029
0
Indi
vidu
als
174
102
725
011
00
290
C
orpo
ratio
ns13
2,68
310
0,90
127
,782
72,2
920
00
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
00
00
00
00
0Li
echt
enst
ein
847
22,5
6020
1,51
191
,854
103,
843
1,18
938
126
0
Indi
vidu
als
150
189
1,63
193
746
43
3810
20
C
orpo
ratio
ns41
73,
654
42,8
1824
,321
16,0
5889
30
d0
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls68
2,09
599
,714
56,3
0641
,870
550
d0
Foot
note
s at
end
of t
able
.
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
14 Winter 2016
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Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Luxe
mbo
urg
14,2
4781
7,31
739
,502
,750
32,1
65,1
685,
866,
096
474,
246
590
14,9
560
In
divi
dual
s1,
999
841
32,7
6924
,885
3,29
310
659
036
10
C
orpo
ratio
ns10
,983
552,
508
27,7
00,6
0224
,167
,504
2,30
8,14
138
1,23
90
14,5
100
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls58
825
6,78
611
,089
,691
7,47
6,55
73,
479,
257
2,16
20
00
Mal
aysi
a51
,696
9,17
423
0,66
788
,592
79,4
522,
031
318
2,66
73
In
divi
dual
s48
,841
4,21
823
,611
5,74
010
,849
1,09
131
863
20
C
orpo
ratio
ns36
24,
496
83,3
8023
,553
4,61
393
60
1,97
73
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Mex
ico
171,
905
305,
874
8,76
0,30
81,
797,
073
945,
825
974,
910
210,
125
66,3
215,
607
In
divi
dual
s16
2,31
610
3,03
672
7,52
021
9,32
612
2,71
310
,966
210,
125
46,7
820
C
orpo
ratio
ns4,
445
178,
312
6,51
2,06
452
1,14
561
8,56
195
4,70
70
16,0
155,
607
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls13
416
d0
d0
d0
Mon
aco
1,21
415
,754
184,
107
101,
561
38,9
611,
764
117
31,6
470
In
divi
dual
s86
42,
288
12,1
582,
586
4,33
31,
563
117
279
0
Cor
pora
tions
136
972
8,32
54,
984
2,31
517
20
70
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls11
31,
234
106,
572
77,2
0228
,079
270
00
Net
herla
nds
66,7
8921
0,38
129
,258
,466
9,83
5,95
311
,477
,679
1,90
7,17
818
,508
284,
341
523,
628
In
divi
dual
s43
,088
16,6
3129
8,73
117
5,49
232
,442
9,26
418
,508
19,6
430
C
orpo
ratio
ns10
,833
165,
208
22,9
92,3
277,
879,
482
8,39
9,51
51,
870,
860
026
2,25
152
3,62
8
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
1,02
93,
702
230,
781
93,4
4211
9,23
99,
077
021
0N
ethe
rland
s An
tille
s3,
153
13,7
0098
6,57
249
3,41
144
,114
12,3
1221
856
0
Indi
vidu
als
1,53
257
35,
462
2,93
01,
434
2921
829
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,37
512
,513
945,
188
465,
403
32,8
8612
,283
027
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
220
10,9
939,
304
1,68
40
00
0N
ew Z
eala
nd23
,281
24,4
2764
4,56
716
7,17
316
2,50
927
0,85
31,
519
4,32
60
In
divi
dual
s16
,114
3,71
334
,860
2,27
19,
695
5,79
91,
519
1,83
40
C
orpo
ratio
ns2,
356
11,2
2437
5,60
456
,602
45,4
0025
7,59
00
2,43
90
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Nor
way
13,9
9823
,563
6,71
5,61
93,
142,
915
2,82
4,47
658
,804
090
,442
11,7
92
Indi
vidu
als
10,7
563,
848
150,
591
570
4,51
57,
249
010
,633
0
Cor
pora
tions
1,71
118
,374
834,
551
320,
060
130,
873
50,9
320
79,7
6511
,792
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls10
267
2810
280
00
Om
an89
31,
911
240,
281
96,7
8459
,496
747
80
In
divi
dual
s54
124
81,
637
339
412
237
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns78
848
3,93
657
33,
098
00
00
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
00
Foot
note
s at
end
of t
able
.
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
15 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Pana
ma
23,3
1950
,392
758,
659
484,
008
229,
813
5,04
82,
255
2,87
00
In
divi
dual
s4,
538
7,19
842
,389
12,6
2018
,503
180
2,25
52,
070
0
Cor
pora
tions
18,4
5940
,831
668,
354
431,
867
208,
302
3,13
90
788
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
dd
dd
dd
0d
0Pe
ru8,
250
28,8
4249
2,51
237
5,17
489
,904
3,62
32,
127
1,14
676
In
divi
dual
s7,
578
3,14
327
,540
13,8
922,
975
260
2,12
71,
099
0
Cor
pora
tions
470
25,5
6219
6,74
196
,198
86,8
033,
356
022
76
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
dd
dd
dd
0d
0Ph
ilippi
nes
23,7
4049
,676
1,05
6,68
770
7,95
721
,252
14,5
5634
,311
109,
369
192
In
divi
dual
s22
,680
15,1
8290
,145
5,05
57,
888
509
34,3
1121
,608
0
Cor
pora
tions
309
2,30
314
0,20
910
,173
1,32
510
,748
087
,746
192
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
d0
d0
Pola
nd22
,437
55,6
981,
130,
840
103,
020
714,
560
18,6
6544
,293
13,3
870
In
divi
dual
s21
,740
14,3
9370
,041
401
2,89
07,
007
44,2
937,
237
0
Cor
pora
tions
285
40,1
891,
050,
597
102,
074
711,
352
5,68
40
5,92
30
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls11
1192
1871
00
00
Portu
gal
11,1
9515
,236
171,
386
63,3
4951
,591
4,78
122
,085
4,29
711
,823
In
divi
dual
s10
,113
8,25
259
,899
22,8
034,
632
321
22,0
854,
188
0
Cor
pora
tions
410
5,36
180
,586
33,4
1324
,770
4,04
60
108
11,8
23
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
815
10,0
193,
282
6,60
63
00
0Pu
erto
Ric
o7,
512
11,0
201,
503,
862
1,39
8,65
382
,033
4,46
90
760
In
divi
dual
s1,
639
385
8,09
62,
367
520
560
220
C
orpo
ratio
ns4,
667
9,84
697
1,94
191
6,87
946
,702
4,40
10
540
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls0
00
00
00
00
Rus
sia
20,3
5513
,321
438,
436
83,7
6811
5,36
434
,080
5512
7,72
70
In
divi
dual
s18
,842
6,39
095
,108
4,70
934
,766
11,6
2855
17,0
890
C
orpo
ratio
ns53
95,
648
282,
640
44,6
7079
,800
15,4
210
103,
429
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
101
2918
110
00
0Sa
udi A
rabi
a7,
225
15,6
132,
920,
563
1,49
5,92
178
5,28
084
619
696
0
Indi
vidu
als
6,07
45,
246
23,9
053,
278
9,91
458
219
662
0
Cor
pora
tions
509
8,37
743
6,22
963
,833
28,1
0049
017
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
dd
dd
dd
0d
0Se
nega
l2,
220
1,94
412
2,46
33,
703
58,2
1053
510
647
0
Indi
vidu
als
2,02
279
64,
562
903
1,97
196
1045
0
Cor
pora
tions
174
1,14
676
,553
2,75
918
,050
439
056
20
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
lsd
dd
dd
00
d0
Foot
note
s at
end
of t
able
.
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
16 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Seyc
helle
s78
91,
401
432,
042
909
3,24
53,
761
942
2,25
70
In
divi
dual
s27
811
21,
492
103
213
623
931
30
C
orpo
ratio
ns44
41,
128
429,
599
783
2,99
22,
856
042
1,88
50
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls0
00
00
00
00
Sing
apor
e89
,297
115,
929
7,29
6,99
53,
652,
398
2,56
8,55
711
,089
341
9,43
422
In
divi
dual
s80
,273
20,8
8095
,331
12,3
6659
,504
1,83
634
15,
390
0
Cor
pora
tions
4,00
680
,553
1,28
8,80
365
5,22
820
6,16
58,
613
02,
477
22
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
228
605
236,
648
142,
905
87,8
3213
70
00
Sout
h Af
rica
13,2
1313
,998
263,
633
67,8
7952
,473
13,6
141,
318
3,25
86
In
divi
dual
s11
,647
4,21
541
,397
6,64
410
,464
1,80
21,
318
1,80
50
C
orpo
ratio
ns56
93,
620
144,
748
33,6
0727
,667
11,4
960
754
6
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
2211
217
5415
64
00
0Sp
ain
54,5
4681
,422
6,25
0,55
263
0,68
738
3,59
118
6,34
529
,446
158,
258
4,57
9,44
6
Indi
vidu
als
47,1
9019
,373
153,
469
32,5
8445
,950
7,25
829
,446
8,96
30
C
orpo
ratio
ns4,
350
51,4
735,
774,
628
402,
562
237,
463
174,
183
014
8,88
84,
579,
446
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls23
42,
991
123,
126
51,8
0670
,756
150
60
Swed
en32
,282
131,
527
6,57
6,75
11,
716,
985
2,22
1,37
21,
209,
273
15,4
5519
,374
0
Indi
vidu
als
27,3
448,
899
70,1
432,
802
10,9
808,
854
15,4
5514
,100
0
Cor
pora
tions
2,56
175
,541
5,21
2,70
61,
219,
477
1,56
9,69
71,
102,
514
05,
142
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
164
41,9
1048
0,54
412
4,22
335
0,95
854
02
0Sw
itzer
land
63,8
4128
8,61
946
,740
,409
16,3
13,4
657,
101,
404
5,75
4,13
420
,203
59,5
7011
,071
,615
In
divi
dual
s41
,242
27,0
8922
8,48
525
,670
95,6
1016
,327
20,2
0319
,046
0
Cor
pora
tions
10,7
1612
6,04
237
,457
,328
12,3
50,4
532,
237,
099
5,67
0,80
90
39,9
1811
,071
,615
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls1,
947
68,5
236,
383,
164
2,99
9,13
93,
293,
251
1,12
30
00
Taiw
an87
,377
206,
663
4,59
3,47
03,
519,
587
736,
768
33,5
6751
381
,674
2,20
6
Indi
vidu
als
81,0
6323
,424
232,
265
57,4
7661
,550
1,80
151
375
,120
0
Cor
pora
tions
2,62
115
9,11
02,
784,
721
2,16
8,17
743
3,97
731
,586
05,
464
2,20
6
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
143
8,34
66,
157
2,08
3d
09
0Th
aila
nd13
,822
8,12
318
3,14
372
,043
30,3
673,
318
4,79
35,
715
0
Indi
vidu
als
12,7
434,
190
38,5
133,
674
11,7
1889
04,
793
2,72
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns32
43,
274
107,
835
51,6
233,
525
2,30
60
2,48
50
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls14
d52
448
00
00
Trin
idad
and
Tob
ago
5,61
15,
206
530,
083
137,
813
33,0
0931
21,
951
351,
636
300
In
divi
dual
s4,
622
1,76
611
,663
1,96
72,
261
280
1,95
11,
168
0
Cor
pora
tions
705
3,14
140
7,27
646
,071
9,87
517
035
0,45
530
0
Qua
lifie
d in
term
edia
ry p
ools
00
00
00
00
0Fo
otno
tes
at e
nd o
f tab
le.
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Inte
rest
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-SU
.S. t
axw
ithhe
ldTo
tal U
.S.-
sour
ce in
com
e
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
17 Winter 2016
Foreign Recipients of U.S. Income, 2012
Statistics of Income Bulletin
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Uni
ted
Arab
Em
irate
s13
,040
118,
894
2,25
8,59
459
1,17
71,
091,
961
3,60
534
33,5
430
In
divi
dual
s10
,930
5,38
327
,966
6,46
96,
989
1,35
934
9,03
80
C
orpo
ratio
ns92
110
6,60
385
1,75
192
,508
341,
713
2,04
20
24,5
000
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls9
1539
249
289
510
00
Uni
ted
King
dom
490,
443
858,
314
91,8
84,9
9728
,408
,265
17,4
19,4
214,
577,
524
132,
235
1,47
6,09
025
,115
,096
In
divi
dual
s40
8,75
210
3,95
41,
722,
982
434,
271
374,
942
233,
000
132,
235
176,
037
0
Cor
pora
tions
34,5
7538
8,36
376
,430
,866
20,6
97,7
3312
,782
,344
4,04
7,69
80
1,27
2,26
925
,115
,096
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls1,
344
86,9
377,
261,
830
4,80
9,13
51,
710,
192
70,1
470
172
0U
rugu
ay12
,297
9,13
354
9,14
951
5,73
220
,184
214
1,09
03,
849
0
Indi
vidu
als
9,46
32,
798
44,8
4029
,991
6,71
617
41,
090
1,56
00
C
orpo
ratio
ns2,
725
6,20
539
3,13
837
5,73
612
,720
370
2,28
30
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls17
06,
343
5,76
157
40
00
0Ve
nezu
ela
50,3
9429
,438
655,
042
192,
797
431,
742
5,27
71,
063
5,15
242
4
Indi
vidu
als
47,1
278,
246
210,
573
157,
385
27,4
194,
688
1,06
34,
824
0
Cor
pora
tions
2,67
920
,981
438,
958
31,9
0740
3,64
144
70
188
424
Q
ualif
ied
inte
rmed
iary
poo
ls16
1833
925
028
00
600
Tota
l U.S
.-so
urce
inco
me
Prin
cipa
l typ
es o
f U.S
.-sou
rce
inco
me
Sele
cted
cou
ntry
and
sel
ecte
d re
cipi
ent t
ype
Inte
rest
Div
iden
dsR
ents
and
ro
yalti
es
Soci
al S
ecur
ity
and
railr
oad
retir
emen
tpa
ymen
ts
Pers
onal
serv
ices
inco
me
Not
iona
lpr
inci
pal
cont
ract
inco
me
Num
ber o
f Fo
rms
1042
-S
Fore
ign
Reci
pien
ts o
f U. S
. Inc
ome
Tabl
e 2.
For
ms
1042
-S:
Num
ber,
U.S.
Tax
With
held
, and
U.S
.-Sou
rce
Inco
me,
by
Prin
cipa
l Typ
es o
f Inc
ome,
Sel
ecte
d Re
cipi
ent T
ypes
, and
Se
lect
ed C
ount
ries
of R
ecip
ient
s, 2
012—
Cont
inue
d[M
oney
am
ount
s ar
e in
thou
sand
s of
dol
lars
]
U.S
. tax
with
held
d—N
ot s
how
n to
avo
id d
iscl
osur
e of
info
rmat
ion
abou
t spe
cific
taxp
ayer
s. H
owev
er, t
he d
ata
are
incl
uded
in th
e ap
prop
riate
tota
ls.
[1] U
nrel
ated
bus
ines
s in
com
e pa
id to
fore
ign
tax-
exem
pt o
rgan
izat
ions
is s
ubje
ct to
U.S
. with
hold
ing
tax.
NO
TES:
Det
ail m
ay n
ot a
dd to
tota
ls b
ecau
se o
f rou
ndin
g. F
orm
104
2-S
is e
ntitl
ed,
Fore
ign
Pers
on's
U.S
. Sou
rce
Inco
me
Subj
ect t
o W
ithho
ldin
g. A
ll co
untri
es w
ith to
tal U
.S.-s
ourc
e in
com
e ov
er $
100
milli
on fo
r tax
yea
r 201
2 w
ere
sele
cted
for t
his
tabl
e.SO
UR
CE:
IRS,
Sta
tistic
s of
Inco
me
Div
isio
n, F
orei
gn R
ecip
ient
s of
U.S
. Inc
ome,
Aug
ust 2
014.
