Expatriate Tax Returns Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving
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Everyone at Expatriate Tax Returns wishes you a happy and successful New Year. The beginning of a new calendar year provides us all with new opportunities. Many will focus on New Year’s resolutions that better our selves like exercise more, quit a bad habit or spend more time with our family. An important, and often…
Expatriate Tax Returns is excited to announce our new Referral Program. We will give current clients a $25 Amazon Gift Card for each referral they send to us (new client must pay for tax return preparation). We thank you in advance for your referrals and remind you that June 15 is the final day to…
For U.S. expatriates, understanding and navigating the complexities of tax forms is crucial. In this guide, we’ll dive into the US expat tax implications for Form 2555, a key document for those living abroad. Additionally, we’ll showcase how Expatriate Tax Returns offers expert assistance to ensure a seamless tax-filing experience. Decoding Form 2555: At the…
Filing your own expat return can be confusing and stressful which can lead to making mistakes. Here are some of the more common to avoid… The name on file with the Social Security administration does not match the name on the tax return. Please sure to check all spellings, all numbers inputed and be sure…
Are you an American expat living abroad? If so, you’re likely aware of the complexities surrounding expat taxes. From Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBAR) to Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), the regulations can be overwhelming. However, there’s one mistake that many American expats make without even realizing it – and it could cost them…