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Happy Mother’s Day
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The United States has a progressive tax system, which means that taxpayers are taxed at different rates depending on their income level. The current tax brackets are 10%, 15%, 25%, 28%, 33%, 35%, and 37%. For the tax year 2021, the income thresholds for each tax bracket are: * 10% bracket: $0 to $9,875 for…

Happy Mother’s Day
Expatriate Tax Returns wishes Happy Mother’s Day to the mom’s who taught their kids how to file and be the best version of themselves.

Cost of Living in Major Expat Destinations
The cost of living is a critical factor for anyone considering a move abroad, particularly for expatriates who must often juggle the economics of life in unfamiliar territories. In 2024, understanding the financial implications of living in popular expat destinations like Hong Kong and Zurich is more crucial than ever. Hong Kong: A Pricey Proposition…

2020 Is Not Officially Over, You Still Need to File Your Taxes
2020 has been one of the most unusual years in recent memory, but that does not mean you get to skip out on filing your taxes. If you have not yet filed taxes, you still can. If you are struggling to file your taxes and in need of assistance, get in touch with the experts…
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It’s March and that means we’re still at the beginning of the new year, but we’re already seeing some changes to the tax laws for U.S. expats. It seems that the IRS creates new rules and regulations every year when it comes to expatriate taxes. It can be a full-time job just to keep up with all of the different…

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If your income was less than $75,000 in 2019, you may qualify for the $1,200 stimulus form the IRS and another $500 per dependent. You must have an SSN and be a U.S. tax payer. All current and previous tax filings need to be up-to-date to receive the stimulus check. If you need help catching…

What You Need to Know About The Proposed Tax Bracket Changes For 2022
The United States has a progressive tax system, which means that taxpayers are taxed at different rates depending on their income level. The current tax brackets are 10%, 15%, 25%, 28%, 33%, 35%, and 37%. For the tax year 2021, the income thresholds for each tax bracket are: * 10% bracket: $0 to $9,875 for…

Happy Mother’s Day
Expatriate Tax Returns wishes Happy Mother’s Day to the mom’s who taught their kids how to file and be the best version of themselves.

Cost of Living in Major Expat Destinations
The cost of living is a critical factor for anyone considering a move abroad, particularly for expatriates who must often juggle the economics of life in unfamiliar territories. In 2024, understanding the financial implications of living in popular expat destinations like Hong Kong and Zurich is more crucial than ever. Hong Kong: A Pricey Proposition…

2020 Is Not Officially Over, You Still Need to File Your Taxes
2020 has been one of the most unusual years in recent memory, but that does not mean you get to skip out on filing your taxes. If you have not yet filed taxes, you still can. If you are struggling to file your taxes and in need of assistance, get in touch with the experts…
Expat Tax Rules Can Be Confusing
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