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The Importance of Tax Specialization
There are a lot of tax firms that are good at a lot of different areas when it comes to tax preparation. And then there is Expatriate Tax Returns. We’re very good at one area… expat taxes. That is what we focus on. Nothing else. With so many tax preparers out there, you need…
When Moving Abroad Plan Ahead
Heading overseas can be an exciting experience, but it certainly isn’t hassle free. Whether you are married, have a family, or are single, there are a lot of important elements that go into preparing for a move abroad. After accepting a new job overseas or a job transfer to a country outside the United States,…
IRS Reduces Filing Requirements for American Expats
IRS Reduces Filing Requirements for American Expats The kinder, friendlier IRS has temporarily reduced their statute of limitations for tax return filing for American expats from 6 years to 3 years as long as you are a “low risk” taxpayer who owes $0 to $1,500 of tax to the US government. That’s right file 2009,…
Tax Season Has Started
The IRS is officially accepting tax returns as of January 24th. What does this mean for you? Let us help! Due to the record number of returns last year, the IRS recommends getting your return in as soon as possible. If you have not yet organized your tax documents, it is time to do so….
Can Americans Abroad Still Claim FEIE in 2026? What the $130,000 Limit Means
Yes, Americans abroad can still claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion in 2026 if they qualify. For 2025 tax returns filed in 2026, the maximum FEIE is $130,000 per qualifying person. In other words, you can exclude up to the lesser of your foreign earned income or $130,000. That sounds simple, but many expats misread…
