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BYU-Idaho Tax Compliance Information

BYU-Idaho seeks to comply with all federal and state tax regulations to maintain a tax-exempt status.

BYU-Idaho must understand and comply with many aspects of federal and state tax regulation. Included in the regulations are sales tax, foreign visitor tax, foreign student employment and scholarships, property taxes, payroll withholding, monthly filings, and most importantly maintaining BYU-Idaho's tax-exempt status.

People
Financial Services Managing Director
Financial Reporting Director
Accounting Services Director
Requirements
Federal Grant and Loan Programs
Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)
Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA)
Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act (FATCA)
Foreign Bank Accounts and Tax Filings
Fringe Benefits Rules
Governance Information Required on Form 990
Independent Contractor Laws
Industrial Alcohol User Permits and Special Tax Laws
Prohibition on Political Activities by Tax Exempt Entities
Public Disclosure of Material Requirements
Reporting Payments of Royalties Laws
Small Business Job Protection Act
Social Security Act
Student Loan Interest Reporting
Substantiation and Disclosure Provisions
Tuition Payment Credit Reporting Requirements
Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) Laws