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Expats 2019 Tax Filing Deadlines
Expats should plan to file on time to avoid tax-related headaches. Knowing when documents are due ahead of time will help you prepare. Don’t wait any longer. Instead, get acquainted with the 2019 U.S. tax deadlines for expats listed below. Filing Deadline – Monday, April 15th, 2019 Most U.S. citizens recognize April 15th as Tax…

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Americans Abroad: Holiday Edition
Meet Sarah: Original from North Carolina, moved to Madrid and is now living in Denmark. Hear her story about being an American living abroad for the holidays. Around 5 and half years ago I moved from North Carolina to Madrid, to work on a 2 year project for my company. Having studied Spanish in…

The Trend in Renunciation for Expatriate Taxpayers
In recent years, there has been a notable trend among expatriate taxpayers who are choosing to renounce their citizenship as a means to navigate the complex world of international taxation. Renunciation is a significant decision with far-reaching consequences, and its increasing popularity raises important questions about the challenges faced by expats and the impact of…
Expats: Do You Know What You’re Entitled To?
As an American expatriate living abroad, you have a unique opportunity to claim a Foreign Tax Credit. By doing so, you will avoid dual taxation, which is when two different countries impose taxes on the same income. No one wants to be doubly taxed of course, but if you’re caught unaware you could be subject…