Expat Citizenship News
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration has a new rule that tightens U.S. citizenship standards for children born abroad. Read more about it on CNN Politics and learn if this will affect your children.
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COVID Penalty Relief for Taxpayers
Many unforeseen situations can occur at any time and for anyone. The IRS understands this and has given taxpayers flexibility. Notice 2022-36 gives relief to those in areas declared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a disaster. Only 2019 and 2020 tax returns are qualified under this issue. Areas within November 15, 2022, are…
Tax Filing Extensions for Americans
Federal tax filings and payments for 2020 are postponed until May 15th, 2021. Expats automatically have until June 15th to file but payments must be made by May 15th. This is to help taxpayers that have been impacted by Covid-19 to have additional time needed to make payments without enduring any penalties. The IRS recommends…
Maximizing Tax Deductions in the New Year
As the calendar turns and a new year dawns, expatriates worldwide are not just setting personal resolutions but also focusing on optimizing their financial strategies. One crucial aspect that demands attention is maximizing tax deductions. If you’re an expat looking to navigate this intricate landscape, you’re in the right place. This blog delves into effective…
Navigating State Taxes as an Expat – Are You Still on the Hook?
Many U.S. expatriates think they’re off the hook for state taxes once they move abroad—but that’s not always the case. Depending on the state you lived in before moving overseas, you might still be considered a resident for tax purposes. 🏛️ Why Some States Still Tax Expats States like California, New York, New Mexico, and…
