If you’re a U.S. expat with foreign bank accounts totaling more than $10,000 at any point during the year, the Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) is a requirement you can’t afford to ignore. The extended deadline to file for most is October 15, making this month the final opportunity to stay compliant and avoid harsh…
If you’re a U.S. citizen living in the U.K. or planning a move abroad, your Individual Savings Account (ISA) might not be the tax-friendly investment you once thought. While ISAs offer significant tax benefits to U.K. residents, those perks often disappear under U.S. tax law and may even create a tax burden. At Expatriate Tax…
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,…
Living abroad doesn’t exempt U.S. citizens from filing taxes—and the process can be overwhelming. That’s why Diane Siriani and the team at Expatriate Tax Returns are here to make expat tax filing clear, compliant, and stress-free. Why Do Expats Need Specialized Tax Services? The U.S. taxes based on citizenship, not residency. This means: Diane Siriani’s…
If you earn income abroad or hold foreign accounts, currency fluctuations can have a big impact on your U.S. tax return. Even if your salary stays the same in euros, pounds, or yen, the value in U.S. dollars can change month to month—and that can affect how much tax you owe. How Exchange Rates Affect…
Digital nomad visas have become one of the biggest trends in global mobility. Countries like Portugal, Spain, Costa Rica, and Thailand now offer special residency permits to attract remote workers. These programs promise freedom and flexibility—but they also create complex tax questions for U.S. citizens abroad. While a digital nomad visa grants you legal residency…
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