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FormW8IMY(Rev. June 2017) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue ServiceCertificate of Foreign Intermediary, Foreign FlowThrough Entity, or Certain U.S. Branches for United States Tax Withholding

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What is nonqualified intermediary?

Nonqualified intermediary is a person or entity that acts as a go-between in financial transactions, but does not meet the qualifications to be considered a qualified intermediary.

Who is required to file nonqualified intermediary?

The nonqualified intermediary is required to file the necessary forms with the tax authorities.

How to fill out nonqualified intermediary?

To fill out nonqualified intermediary forms, the intermediary must provide all relevant information about the transactions they are involved in.

What is the purpose of nonqualified intermediary?

The purpose of nonqualified intermediary is to facilitate financial transactions by acting as an intermediary between parties.

What information must be reported on nonqualified intermediary?

Information such as the parties involved in the transaction, the type of transaction, and the amount of money involved must be reported on nonqualified intermediary forms.