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The United States has a complex tax system, and that system becomes even more complicated when you factor in foreign investment income. If you’re a U.S. citizen or resident alien with foreign investment income, you’ll need to know how to handle the taxes on that income. This guide will cover the basics of taxes on…
Presidents’ Day has been widely accepted as the unofficial holiday name for many generations, although, it was originally called Washington’s Birthday and is still in some states. Congress passed the “Uniform Monday Holiday Act” on June 28th, 1968. This law changed annual observances of some holidays to Mondays, partially to provide federal employees with three-day…
Have you heard of the Bona Fide Residence Test? Meeting the bona fide residence test will allow an expatriate to qualify for the foreign earned income exclusion. If you are a resident of a foreign country for an entire tax year, from January 1st to December 31st, you may meet qualifications for the Bona Fide…
For U.S. expatriates, understanding and navigating the complexities of tax forms is crucial. In this guide, we’ll dive into the US expat tax implications for Form 2555, a key document for those living abroad. Additionally, we’ll showcase how Expatriate Tax Returns offers expert assistance to ensure a seamless tax-filing experience. Decoding Form 2555: At the…
Name: Misha Fontenot Where are you from: Los Angeles, California Where are you now: Carlisle, England (as far North as you can get on the West coast and not be in Scotland) Why did you decide to move abroad: Love. I joke that it screws up everything! LOL Tell us a little bit about you:…
April 15, 2025, is the IRS deadline for filing your 2024 federal tax return. But what if that date comes and goes — and you haven’t filed? Consequences of Missing the Deadline If you owe taxes and don’t file, the IRS can assess two key penalties: Interest is also added to unpaid balances, compounding daily…