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Taxes can be a confusing and stressful topic for many people, especially when you are unemployed. When you are unemployed, you may not have to pay taxes on your unemployment benefits, but you may still have to pay taxes on other income sources. In addition, you may be required to pay taxes on unemployment benefits…
Social Security and Medicare are always a big question when it comes to taxes…when do you pay them and when are you exempt?It is really pretty simple, if you are an offshore employee for an American Corporation, then your employer will usually withhold Social Security and Medicare taxes on your W-2 wages.If you are in…
Summer often brings travel, weddings, temporary jobs, day camps, side work, and major family changes. Although these activities may not feel connected to tax season, some can create credits, deductions, reporting requirements, or filing updates that affect your next return. The IRS regularly reminds taxpayers that tax planning should happen throughout the year. For Americans…
Dear Friends, COVID-19 has rocked Americans all over the world as this pandemic is sweeping the globe. We hope that you and your family are safe and healthy. Please know that we are thinking of all of our clients, friends and family during this novel Coronavirus outbreak.
Expatriate Tax Returns wishes Happy Mother’s Day to the mom’s who taught their kids how to file and be the best version of themselves.
AS A US CITIZEN earning more than $5,000, you should file an individual tax return reporting your worldwide income every single year. This applies to all U.S. Citizens living anywhere in the world…US or abroad. The United States is the only country that has a tax filing requirement based on citizenship. All the other countries…