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Expatriate Tax Returns

tax season

Filing an Extension

Tax Day 2022 is not a done deal! If you filed an extension by April 18, you have until October 17 to file your 2021 return. If you are an expat, you get an automatic extension until June 15, which means that it’s not too late to extend to October 17. Keep in mind that extensions only apply to filing, not paying! If you owe tax it was due by April 18…interest and penalties apply to all payments owed to the IRS after that date.

How We Can Help

We are your one-stop shop for all things expatriate taxes, but that doesn’t mean you should wait until it is time to file to reach out. Our clients live all around the world and contact us during every stage of their journey. We are available to discuss your tax preparation, get you all set to file in a timely fashion, and assist with the actual filing process giving you peace of mind that your taxes are done right. We are also experts in audits. We can work with you through the audit process and communicate with the IRS to handle your audit as quickly as possible. We are up to date on the latest tax news and laws, ensuring you have the information necessary to get your best refund. We don’t need much to get started, and all information is available on our website. Take a look at our offerings, and let us know how we can work for you.

How Can Expatriates Save on Taxes?

Penalties are the most common reason that expatriates pay more in taxes. An experienced tax professional can help you get into the best situation without paying unnecessary fines. Missing a form or a signature can cost you, so working with a professional like Expatriate Tax Returns can help you in the long run. Pay attention to any exclusions or credits. Whether you are filing domestically or as an expatriate, keep an eye out for any exclusions or credits that can benefit you. Student loan interest or mortgage deductions are beneficial to ensure you aren’t overpaying on your taxes.
When you work with Expatriate Tax Returns, we take the guesswork out of it. We can answer all of your questions, guide forms and documents, and provide you with the best resources to ensure your taxes are filed accurately and on time.

Tax Season Has Started

The IRS is officially accepting tax returns as of January 24th. What does this mean for you? Let us help! Due to the record number of returns last year, the IRS recommends getting your return in as soon as possible. If you have not yet organized your tax documents, it is time to do so. If tax season has you worried or stressed out, start a checklist of all the documentation you will need. The faster you can get your information to us, the faster we can process your return. Is your first time filing as an expatriate? We have everything you need to make your tax process run smoothly. Whether you find your returns either simple or complex, we can assist. Our website covers everything that we both need to get this process started. We encourage you to begin with our Expatriate FAQ to get an idea of what to expect, and we’ll take it from there!

Stay Organized for Tax Season

It’s back-to-school season! Use the cooler temperatures and time away from the kids to get organized. We always like to keep taxes top of mind and have perfected a few organizational tips that help us stay on track. Here are a few tips that we find work for our customers and ourselves:

  1. Designate a Space: Keep all of your tax documents in one place. A simple file folder with all of the necessary forms will keep you from running around attempting to locate everything come April.
  2. Label Your Things: Divide your receipts into separate sections, with everything nicely labeled with a system that works for you. Keep childcare expenses separate from medical, or create categories that you find helpful.
  3. Find Some Time: Don’t let tax season sneak up on you! Carve out some time on your calendar of choice. If it’s an hour per month or 5 minutes a day to stay organized, make sure you keep yourself ahead of the game.