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May your day be filled with BBQs, family, friends, and all things American (wherever you are). Have a fantastic 4th of July from Expatriate Tax Returns! 🍔🎆
Understanding Capital Gains for U.S. Expats When U.S. citizens living abroad sell property, many assume foreign residency changes how capital gains are taxed. However, the United States taxes citizens on worldwide income, including gains from selling foreign real estate. The good news is that capital gains exclusions may still apply. Understanding how these rules work…
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The U.S. Presidential election is underway and some U.S. expats are wondering if their vote from abroad will affect their tax status. Voting is a U.S. citizen’s constitutional right and is not conditional on having filed or paid income taxes, so it will not increase your federal or state income tax liability.
If you are living abroad and are receiving income from your employer for housing, you may be eligible for the Foreign Housing Exclusion. Employers may offer housing funds directly to you or may include them as part of your overall income. Both options are acceptable qualifies for the exclusion for the deduction. Those who are…
Typically, to meet the physical presence test, you must reside in a foreign country or countries for a minimum of 330 full days during a 12-month period. Days can be counted spent abroad for any reason, as long as your tax home is in a foreign country. The 12-month period can start any day of…
As 2017 draws to a close, tax reform has become a priority for both the current administration and for Congress. Many of our clients are wondering, “How Will Tax Reform Affect Expatriates?” We’ve heard a lot in the media about tax brackets for individuals and domestic corporations, but the truth is that we do not have much information yet about…