Canadian SIN
Simply put, if you’re working in Canada, it’s important to have a Social Insurance Number (SIN). You’ll need your SIN when filing a tax return or applying for government benefits.…
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Canadian ITN
A Canadian Individual Tax Number (ITN) is a 9-digit number issued to non-resident individuals who are not yet eligible for a Social Security Number (SIN) and are considered non-resident for…
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Luxembourg tax refunds
When you work in Luxembourg, up to 15% of your salary will be withheld for income tax. The good news is that many workers in Luxembourg are entitled to claim…
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Luxembourg tax refunds for students
If you have studied in Luxembourg as an international student, you may be due a significant tax refund. At Tax Quick Refund, we have been helping international students to claim…
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Japanese pension refunds
Have you left Japan permanently? Good news! You may be due a refund of your pension contributions. Applying for a pension refund from Japan can be a complex process and…
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Japanese tax refunds
If you worked in Japan, you may be able to apply for a Japanese tax refund. Our team of Japanese tax experts will conduct a full review of your tax…
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Tax refund from Denmark
Have you ever worked in Denmark? If so, you could be due a big tax refund! The average Danish tax refund is €1,200 so it’s worth checking what you’re owed.
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Holiday allowance refund from Denmark
If you have left Denmark and are unable to claim your holiday money (Feriepenge), the Tax Quick Refund team can help you. We will liaise with National Fund for Holiday…
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Belgian tax refunds
Looking to get your Belgian tax back? Belgium has one of the highest tax rates in Europe and if you worked there, you could be due a tax refund. Tax…
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Belgian tax refunds for seafarers
The tax rules for Belgian sailors can be more complicated than regular tax rules, leading to some sailors being overtaxed. If you’re sailing on a Belgium-registered ship, we’ll check what…
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