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Introduction The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brought about some major changes to the US tax code, including a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. These changes will have a significant impact on US expatriates and their tax obligations. The due date for filing US tax returns is April 15th….
Obamacare and U.S. Expats American Expats should know these important facts about Obamacare. Obamacare is also called The U.S. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and was supported by the Supreme Court in June 2012. For all U.S. citizens it will be mandatory to carry affordable healthcare coverage or pay a penalty tax. The…
Expatriate Tax Returns has thousands of clients spread out across the globe. Each year we prepare and file U.S. tax returns for American expats currently living in dozens and dozens of nations around the globe. Oftentimes, our communication with our clients is more than a simple phone call or email message across seas to get…
Expatriate Tax Returns makes tax filing easy! Our job is to help American expats file their taxes efficiently and properly no matter where they live around the world. With the current pandemic, we want to make this process as stress free as possible. You have enough to worry about, let us handle your taxes. Get…
Last week the Internal Revenue Service announced some major changes in its offshore voluntary compliance programs, providing new options to help both U.S. taxpayers residing overseas and those residing in the United States. The changes should provide thousands of people with new ways to come into compliance with their U.S. tax obligations. The changes include…
Foreign Housing There are two different aspects related to foreign housing: deductions and exclusions, although they do have similar tax implications. The main difference between the two is that the exclusion must be employer-provided while the deduction requires the taxpayer to have self-employment income. Foreign Housing Deductions For the foreign housing deduction it only…
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