Many U.S. expatriates assume that once they move abroad, their state tax obligations end. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. While federal tax rules apply universally to all U.S. citizens regardless of residence, individual states have their own rules on when and how a person ceases to be a tax resident. For many expats, this…
Many U.S. expatriates think they’re off the hook for state taxes once they move abroad—but that’s not always the case. Depending on the state you lived in before moving overseas, you might still be considered a resident for tax purposes. 🏛️ Why Some States Still Tax Expats States like California, New York, New Mexico, and…
As the IRS sharpens its focus on digital assets, U.S. citizens living abroad must take note: crypto income and holdings are not exempt from reporting. Whether you’re trading Bitcoin, holding NFTs, or staking tokens while living overseas, you have important U.S. tax obligations. 🧾 Yes, Expats Must Report Crypto All U.S. citizens, including expats, are…
Good news for U.S. citizens living abroad—your tax filing deadline is June 15. While any taxes owed were due by April 15, expats automatically receive a two-month extension to file. If you haven’t submitted your return yet, there’s still time to take advantage of key tax credits that can lower your liability or increase your…
As the tax deadline approaches, it’s tempting to rush through your return. But a few simple errors can delay your refund — or worse, trigger IRS penalties. Here are some of the most common mistakes taxpayers make and how to avoid them. Top Filing Mistakes to Watch For Bonus Tip for Expats Make sure you’ve…
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…
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