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Globalization is defined as “the process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale.” Globalization has made the borders between countries virtually disappear, causing the world to feel like a much smaller place. This undoubtedly has contributed to a rise in workers choosing to move abroad…
As you await your tax refund, we would like to debunk some common myths via information directly from the IRS. Myth #1 Reaching out to the IRS will increase your refund speed. Utilize the Where’s My Refund? tool to check the status of your refund. An IRS representative cannot get your refund to you faster. Myth #2 Visting…
The United States has approximately 9 million expats living overseas. Some are relieved that they are living abroad while others are concerned about their own healthcare if they should need it and worry about family back in the U.S. COVID-19 has made many Americans reevaluate living out of the country due to potential restriction to…
Embarking on an expatriate journey opens up new horizons, but it also presents intricate tax challenges. Whether you’re moving for work, adventure, or a blend of both, grasping your tax responsibilities becomes essential. Learn about crucial tax planning considerations for expatriate families and the invaluable support of Expatriate Tax Returns in this multifaceted realm. Navigating…
The IRS recently sent a news release reminding taxpayers that all income must be reported, including such from the gig economy. The gig economy is where workers earn money from on-demand roles, services, or goods. Gig economy jobs include grocery delivery, creative or professional services, or transportation. Taxpayers may find that jobs in the gig…
The leaves are changing in America and falling to the ground. No matter where you currently live and work, autumn in America means it’s expat tax time. You might miss the changing colors of fall in the U.S., but you CANNOT miss your October 15 deadline as an American expatriate. Many Americans living abroad either…