Falling behind on your U.S. taxes while living abroad is more common than you might think. Many expats are simply unaware of their filing obligations, especially when first moving overseas. The good news? The IRS offers programs to help you catch up and become compliant—often without facing harsh penalties. Common Reasons Expats Fall Behind Unfortunately,…
If you earn income abroad or hold foreign accounts, currency fluctuations can have a big impact on your U.S. tax return. Even if your salary stays the same in euros, pounds, or yen, the value in U.S. dollars can change month to month—and that can affect how much tax you owe. How Exchange Rates Affect…
Digital nomad visas have become one of the biggest trends in global mobility. Countries like Portugal, Spain, Costa Rica, and Thailand now offer special residency permits to attract remote workers. These programs promise freedom and flexibility—but they also create complex tax questions for U.S. citizens abroad. While a digital nomad visa grants you legal residency…
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Many U.S. expatriates think they’re off the hook for state taxes once they move abroad—but that’s not always the case. Depending on the state you lived in before moving overseas, you might still be considered a resident for tax purposes. 🏛️ Why Some States Still Tax Expats States like California, New York, New Mexico, and…
As the IRS sharpens its focus on digital assets, U.S. citizens living abroad must take note: crypto income and holdings are not exempt from reporting. Whether you’re trading Bitcoin, holding NFTs, or staking tokens while living overseas, you have important U.S. tax obligations. 🧾 Yes, Expats Must Report Crypto All U.S. citizens, including expats, are…
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