Expatriate Tax Returns Wishes You a Happy Labor Day 2020

Living as an expatriate is an enriching experience, but it often comes with its own set of financial challenges. Cost management becomes a crucial aspect of your expatriate journey, and smart tax planning is a key component of that strategy. In this guide, we’ll explore effective ways for expatriates to cut costs and how partnering…
The “A” word – I’m being AUDITED, now what?! The “A” word may be in the top 10 of scariest words ever! Am I in trouble? Was I flagged? Not necessarily. Some reasons your return could be picked for an audit include: random sampling, computation errors, computer screening, excessive deductions, and large charitable contributions. Respond…
Repatriating Back to America Meet Debra, she spent almost 14 years in England and is now back in the USA! Here is her story: Why I went abroad – to be with Lewis. Not necessarily to marry Lewis but we knew if we wanted to stay together we would need to marry within the six…
As an expatriate enjoying the summer season, owning a vacation property can be a rewarding investment. Renting out your vacation home during the summer months can generate additional income. However, it’s important to understand the tax implications and reporting requirements associated with summer rental income as an expatriate. Deductible Expenses: Expatriates can potentially offset their…
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…
Ask any business consultant or personal coach and they’ll tell you that it’s important to take risks and meet challenges head on. In fact, most people asked about their New Year’s resolutions (lose weight or quit smoking) or summer plans (hike a mountain or run a marathon) will include challenges that they hope to overcome….