Child Tax Credit


The Reality of U.S. Expat Taxes Moving abroad is an incredible adventure. However, for American citizens, it comes with a unique reality: the IRS follows you wherever you go. The United States is one of the only countries in the world that practices citizen-based taxation rather than residence-based taxation. Consequently, if you hold a U.S….
The United Kingdom offers everything from large international cities to smaller communities with lower housing costs and a slower pace of life. Americans considering a move should compare more than rent alone. Employment, transportation, healthcare access, climate, lifestyle, and taxes all shape the true cost of living. Look Beyond London London provides unmatched access to…
For Expats getting the Covid-19 stimulus payment from the US government can be a complicated process: You must have a US social security number. Using an ITIN disqualifies you from the program. Including taxpayers, spouses and dependents. Direct deposits are only available to US bank accounts. Some clients who do not have a…
Living abroad as an expat you have the opportunity to claim a Foreign Tax Credit to avoid dual taxation. Dual taxation is when two different countries impose tax on the same income. By completing Form 1116 and attaching it to your Individual U.S. expat tax return, you can claim this credit and avoid paying US…
The 1099 NEC form is required to be filed by U.S. citizens and resident aliens who have been paid $600 or more for services performed for a business by someone who is not an employee of that business. The form is used to report non-employee compensation (NEC) on your federal income tax return. NEC includes,…
Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) Did you realize that all US citizens must report all foreign bank account activity to the IRS? FOREIGN BANK ACCOUNT(S) UNDER $10,000 …check the box on Form 1040, Schedule B. FOREIGN BANK ACCOUNT(S) OVER $10,000…check the box on Form 1040, Schedule B AND file a Foreign Bank…