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News for American Citizens Living Abroad

Expatriate Tax Returns Filing News for Expats

Tax Day, April 15th has passed. The bad news is if you owe taxes to the U.S. government, payment is overdue to the IRS. As an expat, you are given an automatic two-month extension to June 15th for filing but all monies owed were due on April 15th.

Hopefully, you are among the majority of Expats who do not owe any taxes but if not, pay now. If you are one of the minority expats that do owe taxes, you may have to pay interest. Submit your payment in full to stop the interest from accruing. Our CPA’s are here to help make your tax filing easy, contact Expatriate Tax Returns today.

Good News for American Citizens Living Abroad

Expatriate Tax Returns Good News Tax Filing

Adults across the U.S. will recognize April 15th as Tax Day. This is when individual income tax returns are due. There is some flexibility for expatriates. The Internal Revenue Service website states that if you are “a U.S. citizen or resident alien residing overseas or are in the military on duty outside the U.S.” that you are given an automatic two-month extension for filing.

You are not required to submit a request to take advantage of this extension. Your tax filing will be due by June 15th if you qualify. As long as you pay all taxes (most expatriates don’t owe any taxes), no late penalties will be applied. A CPA can provide valuable financial advice and help ensure that you always pay the amount required by law – no more and no less. Make tax filing easy, contact Expatriate Tax Returns today.

I Made a Mistake on My Expat Tax Return – What Do I Do?

Expatriate Tax Returns Expat Tax Return Mistakes

Realizing that you made a mistake on your expat tax return can be a heart-stopping experience. Don’t worry. The issue can be corrected.

What Do I Do When I Notice a Mistake?

The best thing to do when you notice a mistake on your tax return is to deal with it. Common errors include forgetting to report income or not taking all allowable deductions. No matter what the mistake was, it is always better to file an amendment before the IRS notices and contacts you about it.

How Do I File an Amended Expat Tax Return?

There is a process in place to allow you to file an amended tax return. Using a Form 1040X, you can make changes to a previously filed 1040EZ, 1040A, or 1040. This usually must be done within three years of the original return or two years from the date the taxes were paid, whichever comes second. Next, you can:

  • Attach the necessary form or schedule if needed
  • Pay additional taxes owed before the due date to avoid penalties and interest
  • Submit the form using snail mail (not electronically)

Expert Advice Can Help You Avoid Expat Tax Errors

The best way to deal with expat tax return mistakes is to avoid them altogether. We can make the process much easier and provide you peace of mind. Whether you’re filing your taxes for the first time or need to submit an amendment, let us know. Contact Expatriate Tax Returns to discuss your expatriate tax questions.

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Expatriate Tax Returns Filing Your Taxes

If you have questions, let us know. Expatriate Tax Returns provide solutions to help you stay legal, up-to-date, and make tax filing EASY for expats. Get Started!