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The increasing trend of digital nomadism has reshaped how and where people work, with more professionals choosing to live and work across multiple countries. This lifestyle shift brings significant tax considerations for expatriates, particularly in how they manage their tax liabilities across different jurisdictions. Understanding Your Tax Obligations: Digital nomads face complex tax scenarios. Depending…
Expats 2019 Tax Filing Deadlines
Expats should plan to file on time to avoid tax-related headaches. Knowing when documents are due ahead of time will help you prepare. Don’t wait any longer. Instead, get acquainted with the 2019 U.S. tax deadlines for expats listed below. Filing Deadline – Monday, April 15th, 2019 Most U.S. citizens recognize April 15th as Tax…
Why U.S. Expats Trust Diane Siriani & Expatriate Tax Returns for Specialized Tax Services
Living abroad doesn’t exempt U.S. citizens from filing taxes—and the process can be overwhelming. That’s why Diane Siriani and the team at Expatriate Tax Returns are here to make expat tax filing clear, compliant, and stress-free. Why Do Expats Need Specialized Tax Services? The U.S. taxes based on citizenship, not residency. This means: Diane Siriani’s…
Before Building Back Better…
Biden’s Build Back Better bill has passed the house and there’s no way we can predict if and when it will pass the Senate. Just in case, there are some things you can do before December 31, 2021 to save some tax dollars. If possible, accelerate any of your 2022 income into 2021 to avoid…
Tax Season Has Started
The IRS is officially accepting tax returns as of January 24th. What does this mean for you? Let us help! Due to the record number of returns last year, the IRS recommends getting your return in as soon as possible. If you have not yet organized your tax documents, it is time to do so….
Do U.S. Expats File State Tax Returns?
States have different tax requirements for Expat tax filing. If you live in one of these states, Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming, you do not have to file for STATE TAX RETURNS. Some states require that you remove ties to your State License, Property Ownership, Bank accounts, etc., before you can be exempt…
