When you become an expat and move outside of the United States for your new job in another country, you will have many questions about your expatriate status. No matter how much research you did as you prepared to move to Dubai, Shanghai, London, Paris, Tel Aviv or Sydney, you’ll still not be totally prepared for this new phase in your personal and professional life. The staff of Expatriate Tax Returns considers…
Ask any business consultant or personal coach and they’ll tell you that it’s important to take risks and meet challenges head on. In fact, most people asked about their New Year’s resolutions (lose weight or quit smoking) or summer plans (hike a mountain or run a marathon) will include challenges that they hope to overcome….
DIY stands for Do It Yourself and just about everything these days has become a DIY activity. Thanks to the Internet and YouTube videos that have experts explaining how to handle tasks yourself, more people are resorting to DIY. When it comes to changing the oil in your car or videotaping your own wedding with…
As we approach mid-April, we can choose to think of it as tax time or we can use this as an opportunity to reset. In the United States, tax time corresponds to the first weeks of spring. This time of year is meant as a financial, as well as a personal, recharge. For many Americans, including American expats, the spring…
Confusion. It’s a feeling we’ve all experienced from time to time and no one likes feeling that way. When it comes to taxes, just about everyone feels confused and that is even more the case when it comes to Expatriate Taxes. For example, tax terms like the the FBAR (Report of Foreign Bank and Financial…
A new Federal law reported on in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News and other publications allows for the U.S. government to deny new passports or revoke ones held by people with serious tax debts. Under this new law the State Department will block Americans with “seriously delinquent” tax debt from receiving new passports and…
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