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Government Shutdowns Create Confusion for Taxpayers When news breaks about a potential or active IRS government shutdown, many taxpayers immediately ask the same question: do tax deadlines still apply? For U.S. citizens living abroad, this uncertainty can feel even more stressful due to already complex filing rules and extended deadlines. While a shutdown may slow…
Many unforeseen situations can occur at any time and for anyone. The IRS understands this and has given taxpayers flexibility. Notice 2022-36 gives relief to those in areas declared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a disaster. Only 2019 and 2020 tax returns are qualified under this issue. Areas within November 15, 2022, are…
As the end of the tax year approaches, U.S. expats still have time to make smart financial moves to reduce their 2025 tax liability. Planning in October gives you a head start and keeps you from scrambling in December. Top deductions expats should review: Proactive planning pays offKeeping receipts and documentation throughout the year makes…
If you’re a U.S. expat living in the UK and earning income from self-employment or rental property, a major shift is coming your way. The UK’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) program is transforming how individuals report and pay income taxes. And if you’re not prepared, it could catch you off guard. At Expatriate Tax Returns,…
Why the IRS Is Turning to AI The IRS has announced expanded use of artificial intelligence tools to improve efficiency, detect errors, and identify noncompliance. For U.S. expats, this signals a shift toward more automated enforcement and data analysis. AI allows the IRS to review large volumes of data faster and more accurately than traditional…