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Expats are not exempt from U.S. tax returns! Living overseas does not exempt U.S. citizens from filing and/or paying taxes in the United States. Even if you pay taxes in your host country, you still need to file a tax return in the United States. Whether or not you will owe taxes, is something that…
Happy St. Patrick’s Day 2025
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Expatriate Tax Returns Helps U.S. Expats in France Navigate Assurance Vie and PFIC Reporting Requirements
An assurance vie is one of France’s most popular investment products—a life insurance wrapper used to grow savings tax-free under French law. For residents in France, it offers significant advantages: But for U.S. citizens, things are more complex. How the U.S. Treats Assurance Vie The IRS doesn’t consider an assurance vie to be life insurance….
U.S. Independence Day is Cause for Celebration No Matter Where You Are
Expatriate Tax Returns has thousands of clients spread out across the globe. Each year we prepare and file U.S. tax returns for American expats currently living in dozens and dozens of nations around the globe. Oftentimes, our communication with our clients is more than a simple phone call or email message across seas to get…
Time to Think Taxes
If you are a U.S. expat living abroad, April 15th is the deadline for filing your Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBAR). Our tax experts understand the changing U.S. tax laws and how it relates and affects American expats. Let us take the anxiety and stress out of taxes, so you can rest assured that they…
Summer is a Time of Transitions
In the 1998 business bestseller, “Who Moved My Cheese? An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life,” by Spencer Johnson, we learned important advice on how to handle change in our business and personal lives through a motivational business fable based on a mouse who freaks out when his…