Similar Posts
Validation: Expat Taxes Are Confusing
A recent survey found that more Americans are e-filing their taxes on their own these days. In fact, for the last tax year nearly 27.4 million Americans had prepared their own taxes, which was a 5.8% increase over the same period the prior year. U.S. Tax returns filed by professionals are again projected to be…

Tax Implications When Working as an Expat or Foreign Gig
When working as an expat or on a foreign gig, there are a number of tax implications to be aware of. Many countries have special tax rules for foreigners, and these can vary depending on your country of residence and the country in which you are working. To make sure you are prepared, here are…

The Top Tax Implications For Expatriate Taxpayers
As an expatriate taxpayer, you may be required to file taxes in both your host country and your home country. This can create a number of complications, especially if you are not aware of the tax regulations in both countries. To make things easier for you, we have compiled a list of the top tax…

Preventing Double Tax Implications as an Expat
As an expat, it is essential to understand the concept of double taxation and take necessary measures to prevent it. Double taxation is a situation where a taxpayer pays taxes on the same income in two different countries. This can happen when an expat earns income in their country of residence and is also subject…

The 5 Most Common Reasons For FBAR Penalties
The Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts Report (FBAR) is a form that is required to be filed by U.S. taxpayers who have foreign financial accounts. The FBAR is used to help the government detect and combat international money laundering and terrorist financing. If you fail to file the FBAR, you may be subject to civil…

Expat Coronavirus Stimulus Q&A
Q. EXACTLY WHAT ARE THE STIMULUS PAYMENTS? A. On April 2, 2020, the US government signed into law a stimulus program to help US taxpayers through with the financial stress associated with the Coronavirus. Tax relief in the form of stimulus payments and SBA loans have been made available to qualifying individuals, small business, large…
Validation: Expat Taxes Are Confusing
A recent survey found that more Americans are e-filing their taxes on their own these days. In fact, for the last tax year nearly 27.4 million Americans had prepared their own taxes, which was a 5.8% increase over the same period the prior year. U.S. Tax returns filed by professionals are again projected to be…

Tax Implications When Working as an Expat or Foreign Gig
When working as an expat or on a foreign gig, there are a number of tax implications to be aware of. Many countries have special tax rules for foreigners, and these can vary depending on your country of residence and the country in which you are working. To make sure you are prepared, here are…

The Top Tax Implications For Expatriate Taxpayers
As an expatriate taxpayer, you may be required to file taxes in both your host country and your home country. This can create a number of complications, especially if you are not aware of the tax regulations in both countries. To make things easier for you, we have compiled a list of the top tax…

Preventing Double Tax Implications as an Expat
As an expat, it is essential to understand the concept of double taxation and take necessary measures to prevent it. Double taxation is a situation where a taxpayer pays taxes on the same income in two different countries. This can happen when an expat earns income in their country of residence and is also subject…

The 5 Most Common Reasons For FBAR Penalties
The Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts Report (FBAR) is a form that is required to be filed by U.S. taxpayers who have foreign financial accounts. The FBAR is used to help the government detect and combat international money laundering and terrorist financing. If you fail to file the FBAR, you may be subject to civil…

Expat Coronavirus Stimulus Q&A
Q. EXACTLY WHAT ARE THE STIMULUS PAYMENTS? A. On April 2, 2020, the US government signed into law a stimulus program to help US taxpayers through with the financial stress associated with the Coronavirus. Tax relief in the form of stimulus payments and SBA loans have been made available to qualifying individuals, small business, large…
Validation: Expat Taxes Are Confusing
A recent survey found that more Americans are e-filing their taxes on their own these days. In fact, for the last tax year nearly 27.4 million Americans had prepared their own taxes, which was a 5.8% increase over the same period the prior year. U.S. Tax returns filed by professionals are again projected to be…

Tax Implications When Working as an Expat or Foreign Gig
When working as an expat or on a foreign gig, there are a number of tax implications to be aware of. Many countries have special tax rules for foreigners, and these can vary depending on your country of residence and the country in which you are working. To make sure you are prepared, here are…

The Top Tax Implications For Expatriate Taxpayers
As an expatriate taxpayer, you may be required to file taxes in both your host country and your home country. This can create a number of complications, especially if you are not aware of the tax regulations in both countries. To make things easier for you, we have compiled a list of the top tax…

Preventing Double Tax Implications as an Expat
As an expat, it is essential to understand the concept of double taxation and take necessary measures to prevent it. Double taxation is a situation where a taxpayer pays taxes on the same income in two different countries. This can happen when an expat earns income in their country of residence and is also subject…

The 5 Most Common Reasons For FBAR Penalties
The Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts Report (FBAR) is a form that is required to be filed by U.S. taxpayers who have foreign financial accounts. The FBAR is used to help the government detect and combat international money laundering and terrorist financing. If you fail to file the FBAR, you may be subject to civil…

Expat Coronavirus Stimulus Q&A
Q. EXACTLY WHAT ARE THE STIMULUS PAYMENTS? A. On April 2, 2020, the US government signed into law a stimulus program to help US taxpayers through with the financial stress associated with the Coronavirus. Tax relief in the form of stimulus payments and SBA loans have been made available to qualifying individuals, small business, large…