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There are certain celebrations on the calendar in the United States that American expats cannot forget after they move abroad. Valentine’s Day is certainly one of them. While other countries do not observe February 14th as Valentine’s Day, American expatriates living overseas still make sure to send Valentine’s Day cards, enjoy nice dinners with their…

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If you’re a U.S. citizen working for yourself while living overseas, whether you’re a freelancer, consultant, or small business owner you still have U.S. tax obligations. In fact, being self-employed abroad comes with unique challenges and opportunities. 🧾 You’re Still Taxed on Worldwide Income The IRS requires all U.S. citizens to report worldwide income, no…

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Expat To Do List for Moving Overseas

Plan your move overseas perfectly with our free moving checklist template. The best way to make sure you have completed everything which needs doing in preparation of your departure is to make a list and work out when each task should be finished. The following is a good example of a 90 day timeline. 90 days…

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Can Voting Overseas Impact Your Tax Status?

The U.S. Presidential election is underway and some U.S. expats are wondering if their vote from abroad will affect their tax status. Voting is a U.S. citizen’s constitutional right and is not conditional on having filed or paid income taxes, so it will not increase your federal or state income tax liability.