Expat Advice: Don’t Lose Your Passport

Text messages themed like IRS announcements are on the rise according to the Internal Revenue Service. Thousands of scammers have already attacked taxpayers in 2022 through MMS and SMS text messages. Scamming through text messages is known as Smishing. Many smishing campaigns are often masked as Covid relief announcements, help establishing an IRS account, or…
A Letter from our Managing Member, Diane Siriani Hello to all of our clients, friends and associates. All of us at ExpatriateTaxReturns.com and EtaxService.com LLC sincerely hope and pray that all of you are safe and of good health. This pandemic has touched every single one of us in a way no one would ever…
U.S. citizens must file taxes no matter where they are living and working. This applies to you if you are a United States citizen or a Green Card holder if your overall worldwide earnings is above the U.S. filing income. Expatriate Tax Returns understand that it is stressful to deal with two different tax systems,…
Meet Sarah: Original from North Carolina, moved to Madrid and is now living in Denmark. Hear her story about being an American living abroad for the holidays. Around 5 and half years ago I moved from North Carolina to Madrid, to work on a 2 year project for my company. Having studied Spanish in…
Are you an American expat living abroad? If so, you’re likely aware of the complexities surrounding expat taxes. From Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBAR) to Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), the regulations can be overwhelming. However, there’s one mistake that many American expats make without even realizing it – and it could cost them…
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…