Do Expats Need to File a Tax Return?
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Expat Tax Preparers
Most Americans use tax preparers to complete and submit their tax returns. Why? The United States is notorious for their changing tax laws. An expat tax expert can make sure that your filings are done properly and take away the time, stress and headache of doing your own return. Contact Expatriate Tax Returns to learn…
Giving Thanks
From everyone at Expatriate Tax Returns, we’d like to wish you a warm and Happy Thanksgiving! We’re incredibly thankful that you turn to us for your tax needs. We make it our mission to use our knowledge of the ever changing tax codes to find your maximum return and assure that you are up to…
Storing Tax Related Documents
Keeping your tax-related documents is extremely important in the digital age. If you are storing your tax documentation on a computer, be sure that the computer itself is protected. Use lengthy and unique passwords and restrict access to only those necessary. We recommend changing your passwords frequently for maximum security. Additionally, consider keeping the information…
Navigating the New Tax Landscape
Brexit has had far-reaching implications for UK nationals living abroad, particularly in the European Union. Changes in residency rights, access to services, and taxation have created a new landscape that UK expatriates must navigate. Key Tax Changes and Challenges: Post-Brexit, UK expatriates in the EU may find themselves subject to different tax rules, potentially impacting…
The Latest from The American Rescue Plan
Although we are not sure of the “how”, here is a recap of the benefits you can expect sooner or later if your taxable income is up to $75,000 for single or married filing separate taxpayers, up to $112,500 for heads of household or up to $150,000 for taxpayers filing married joint: If your income is…
