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Generally, resident aliens can’t claim treaty benefits. But there are exceptions which may permit an exemption from tax to continue even after the person has become a U.S. resident alien for tax purposes. A resident who is claiming an exemption from withholding tax based on a treaty article must submit Form W-9, not a Form 8233.
