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Don’t get behind on Your Taxes
It’s very easy to get behind on taxes when living abroad. It’s a common misconception that you don’t need to file taxes if your living in a foreign country. This is not true. You must file taxes as long as you are an American Citizen. Even if you are a dual citizen, and you pay…
How to Deal With Your Taxes When You Are Unemployed
Taxes can be a confusing and stressful topic for many people, especially when you are unemployed. When you are unemployed, you may not have to pay taxes on your unemployment benefits, but you may still have to pay taxes on other income sources. In addition, you may be required to pay taxes on unemployment benefits…
Child Tax Credit
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Expat Tax Preparation Made Easy
Expat Tax Preparation Made Easy Dealing with a tax preparer for your expat tax return can feel overwhelming. Knowing what documentation you will need to provide will make it easier for you. You can use this as a guideline for information to save. The Questionnaire – Your tax professional will ask you to provide the…