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Penalties are the most common reason that expatriates pay more in taxes. An experienced tax professional can help you get into the best situation without paying unnecessary fines. Missing a form or a signature can cost you, so working with a professional like Expatriate Tax Returns can help you in the long run. Pay attention to…
Originally it was thought the tax relief was on the horizon for expats when President Trump’s new tax program was put into law, but the reality is that nothing is really different from the new rules that apply to all US taxpayers: The major change regarding international taxpayers is how Controlled Foreign Corporations are handled….
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…
If you are a U.S. expat living abroad, April 15th is the deadline for filing your Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBAR). Our tax experts understand the changing U.S. tax laws and how it relates and affects American expats. Let us take the anxiety and stress out of taxes, so you can rest assured that they…
Living and working as an expatriate can be a thrilling adventure, but it also comes with its unique set of financial challenges, especially when it comes to taxes. Maximizing tax savings is not only a smart financial move but also a way to ensure you’re making the most of your expat experience. Explore strategies for…
If you are an American Living Abroad and are married to a non-US citizen, don’t let your taxes confuse you. As a US citizen you may file a joint tax return with a non citizen if you both choose to treat the spouse as a resident on all Expat Taxes from hereon out. This has…