Happy Valentine’s Day!

Sending our love to all who are working overseas this Valentine’s Day.

Sending our love to all who are working overseas this Valentine’s Day.
Brexit has had far-reaching implications for UK nationals living abroad, particularly in the European Union. Changes in residency rights, access to services, and taxation have created a new landscape that UK expatriates must navigate. Key Tax Changes and Challenges: Post-Brexit, UK expatriates in the EU may find themselves subject to different tax rules, potentially impacting…
Accessing quality healthcare is a top priority for expats living overseas. Whether you’re planning to move or have already settled abroad, understanding how to navigate healthcare systems in a foreign country is essential for your peace of mind. Key Tips for Expats in 2025 Navigating healthcare as an expat may seem challenging at first, but…
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…
For U.S. expatriates living in foreign countries, the entrepreneurial spirit knows no borders. If you’re an adventurous American expat considering starting your own business overseas, one of the most flexible and advantageous structures to consider is a Limited Liability Company (LLC). However, the journey to launch an LLC in a foreign land can be complex,…
There is something wonderful about starting fresh. Who doesn’t appreciate the chance to begin anew and to do better. For many American expatriates, last year’s tax filing might have been a mess. Maybe it was your first year working abroad and you weren’t sure how to file your expat tax return? Maybe you trusted a…
The U.S. Presidential election is underway and some U.S. expats are wondering if their vote from abroad will affect their tax status. Voting is a U.S. citizen’s constitutional right and is not conditional on having filed or paid income taxes, so it will not increase your federal or state income tax liability.