Living out of the U.S. can be a fun, exciting, and an interesting adventure however, there are factors to consider when living in a different country besides missing the comradery and support of friends and family. Read our check list below.
Expat Tax Tips: How to get IRS Tax Forms Having a hard time trying to find the tax forms you need to file your tax return? Expatriate Tax Returns is here to tell you that the IRS provides free tax forms and publications on an extensive variety of topics! Here is a list of four…
The cost of living is a critical factor for anyone considering a move abroad, particularly for expatriates who must often juggle the economics of life in unfamiliar territories. In 2024, understanding the financial implications of living in popular expat destinations like Hong Kong and Zurich is more crucial than ever. Hong Kong: A Pricey Proposition…
You’re enjoying your time outside the U.S. because being an expat is exciting, rewarding and full of memorable experiences. There are fun and exciting things to see, new people to meet, and great work to accomplish at your job. However, as well all know, we are living in challenging times. It has become increasingly difficult…
For Expats getting the Covid-19 stimulus payment from the US government can be a complicated process: You must have a US social security number. Using an ITIN disqualifies you from the program. Including taxpayers, spouses and dependents. Direct deposits are only available to US bank accounts. Some clients who do not have a…
Hearing from the IRS is not uncommon, especially because of the number of filing mistakes that are routinely made. If you receive a computerized communication, you are best off answering it in a timely fashion providing the requested information or call directly to the telephone number provided. If you are notified of an audit, living…
Live stress-free with IRS’s new and improved Where’s My Refund tool. The update includes access for taxpayers to view their refunds from previous years. Taxpayers can now view refunds dating back to 2019! The only information needed to access the Where’s My Refund tool is your SSN (or ITIN), anticipated refund amount, and the taxpayer’s…
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