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Once you made the decision to become an expatriate and travel outside of the United States for a job in another country, you likely received some odd comments from friends and family. No doubt, many of them assumed that you moving to London, Paris, Tel Aviv or Sydney for work meant that you were no…
Love and Marriage: An Expat Married to a Non-U.S. Citizen
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Tax Life Can Be Complicated When You’re Married to a Non-U.S. Citizen” looked at the difficulty many American expatriates have when they are married to a spouse who doesn’t have United States citizenship. As if it wasn’t challenging enough to be an American citizen living and…
Americans Abroad: Holiday Edition
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…
When Moving Abroad Plan Ahead
Heading overseas can be an exciting experience, but it certainly isn’t hassle free. Whether you are married, have a family, or are single, there are a lot of important elements that go into preparing for a move abroad. After accepting a new job overseas or a job transfer to a country outside the United States,…
Tax Dates Are Not Always Tied to the Calendar Year
Did you know that important tax dates are not always tied to the calendar year? If you pay quarterly taxes, then your specific quarterly dates may differ. If you are struggling with keeping track of your dates or need assistance, reach out to the experienced professionals at Expatriate Tax Returns. We make tax filing easy!…