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In the past, the U.S. has lost on average 1000 citizens per year, but 2020 is on track to be the year with the highest number of Americans who relinquish their citizenship. Almost 6000 Americans have already renounced their citizenship this year. The leading cause is the pandemic, as people question their connection with the…
A new Federal law reported on in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News and other publications allows for the U.S. government to deny new passports or revoke ones held by people with serious tax debts. Under this new law the State Department will block Americans with “seriously delinquent” tax debt from receiving new passports and…
Our company, Expatriate Tax Returns, believes that we only have one client. This belief allows us to completely focus on each client as if they are our only reason for existing. Why do we do this? We know that we have a niche in the tax preparation industry. Working exclusively with expatriates means we understand…
DIY stands for Do It Yourself and just about everything these days has become a DIY activity. Thanks to the Internet and YouTube videos that have experts explaining how to handle tasks yourself, more people are resorting to DIY. When it comes to changing the oil in your car or videotaping your own wedding with…
A recent study by McKinsey showed how important it is for CPA firms to acquire new clients through the referrals of current clients. At Expatriate Tax Returns, this is something we’ve known since our inception. We rely on the referrals from our hundreds of satisfied clients. While we love receiving thank you notes and testimonials, we really appreciate getting referrals from our expat clients. When we get…
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,…