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There is a common misunderstanding among U.S. expatriates regarding their true tax filing deadline. Most expats think that the traditional April 15th deadline is the same critical deadline for their expatriate tax returns. They think that if they don’t file a proper extension with the IRS (Form 4868) by April 15th, they will be penalized….
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U.S. Expat Married to Non-U.S. Citizen
You work abroad, you fell in love with a non-U.S. citizen, you got married, how do you file your U.S. taxes? Expatriate Tax Returns can help you with the nuances of status and expat tax requirements. Everyone’s situation is unique and it is very beneficial to have expat tax experts file your return on your…

Tax Relief Options for U.S. Expats Facing Late Filings
Missing tax deadlines can cause significant stress for U.S. expatriates, especially with the complexities of foreign income and asset reporting. Fortunately, several tax relief options are available to help expats get back on track. Programs such as the IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures offer a simplified process to catch up on overdue tax returns without…

Number of Expatriates is Growing at Steady Rate
An article on the CNBC website, which appeared this past summer, shows that a steady stream of American citizens have chosen to live and work outside of the United States as expatriates. Some of these Americans have renounced their U.S. citizenship because of the implementation of stricter tax rules. However, most expats do not renounce…