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COVID-19

2021 Tax Returns: File and Avoid These Mistakes

September 29, 2022

 

Don’t miss the deadline! People who have not filed their 2021 tax return have a limited time to complete filing. The extension deadline is October 17, 2022. Learn about the best way to file and how to avoid common mistakes when filing under an extension with Expatriate Tax Returns.

The best way to file tax returns is electronically. Filing electronically is the quickest and easiest way to file since the submission will be immediate, the electronic system can detect form errors, and calculates data. Instead of waiting on the postage system to deliver tax returns or for approval on the filing submission, taxpayers can depend on accuracy and effectiveness by filing online. Filing online helps taxpayers avoid these common mistakes:

Misspellings

Names used for filing should match the spelling on the taxpayer’s Social Security Card and ID. Misspellings could prolong filing time and could disqualify the filing submission.

Inaccurate Information

Information such as the SSN, taxpayer income, address, and other information should be accurate and the exact same as what is printed on the associated documents. Online filing could help prevent submission rejection since the system can prevent mathematical errors.

Missing Information

Provide as much information as possible, especially if the online system is requesting such information. If any data is missing from the submission, preparers will have to collect the information which prolongs the filing process time and can disqualify the submission.

Visit www.expatriatetaxreturns.com if you have any questions or concerns about electronically filing 2021 tax returns under the October 17, 2022 extension deadline.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: American Expats, COVID-19, COVID-19 Pandemic, Expat Filing Requirements, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, Pandemic, penalty relief, Tax penalty

U.S. Expats Renounce Citizenship Faster Than Ever

November 10, 2020

Expatriate Tax Returns U.S. Citizenship

In the past, the U.S. has lost on average 1000 citizens per year, but 2020 is on track to be the year with the highest number of Americans who relinquish their citizenship. Almost 6000 Americans have already renounced their citizenship this year. The leading cause is the pandemic, as people question their connection with the U.S., many have chosen to cut ties. Some U.S. embassies have stopped in-person appointments to cancel citizenship. This is just another way that COVID-19 has impacted the entire world.

If you are a U.S. citizen, Expatriate Tax Returns is here to make your tax filing easy! We can be reached by phone or by using the flexibility offered by the internet. We continue to service U.S. citizens located anywhere in the world…safely, quickly, efficiently and professionally. Get in touch with our experts today!

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: American Expats, Coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, Expats, living abroad, U.S. Expats

Today Is Tax Day

July 15, 2020

Expatriate Tax Returns Tax Day 2020

If you owe money, you must pay today or you will owe a fine. You can request a 3 month extension to October to file the paperwork but you do need to pay. There are short and long term payment plans. Don’t wrap up fines. If you need help filing, contact Expatriate Tax Returns.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: COVID-19, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, tax filing deadline

COVID-19 Stimulus Money

July 13, 2020

Expatriate Tax Returns COVID19 Stimulus Money

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 up or filing for this year, our expat tax experts are standing by to help you. Learn more and get started!

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: COVID-19, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, stimulus money, stimulus package, tax filing deadlines

Stimulus Package

June 17, 2020

Expatriate Tax Returns Stimulus Payment

U.S. taxpayers who have a social security number AND filed a tax return in 2018 or 2019 may qualify for refundable tax credits. If you qualify, the maximum credit will be $1200 per taxpayer and $500 for each dependent child reported on your tax return that have a valid social security number. Don’t put off your filing requirement, there will be no payments made after December 31, 2020. If you are behind in filing, we can help. GET STARTED!

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, stimulus package, stimulus payments, Tax Filing, tax relief

U.S. Tax Filing Extension Ends July 15th

June 2, 2020

Expatriate Tax Returns Time Is Running Out to File

The US government extended the filing and payment of all individual tax returns to July 15th, 2020. Estimated taxes that were due in April and will be due in June are also extended to the July 15th deadline. Penalties and interest will be waived on all individual tax payments that were due from February 15 thru July 15.­ If you haven’t already, now is the time to file your U.S. taxes. We specialize in U.S. expats tax returns. Contact us to make sure your taxes are filed correctly.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Expat Tax Filing, Expat Taxes, stimulus package, Tax Filing, tax relief

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