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Have you noticed that in our society, taking responsibility isn’t what it used to be? Too many service related companies have made customer service a low priority. At Expatriate Tax Returns, we put our clients first and their tax needs are foremost for all of our tax professionals. While some service related companies try to…
Expatriate Tax Returns makes tax filing easy! Our job is to help American expats file their taxes efficiently and properly no matter where they live around the world. With the current pandemic, we want to make this process as stress free as possible. You have enough to worry about, let us handle your taxes. Get…
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…
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We are your one-stop shop for all things expatriate taxes, but that doesn’t mean you should wait until it is time to file to reach out. Our clients live all around the world and contact us during every stage of their journey. We are available to discuss your tax preparation, get you all set to…
There is a common misunderstanding among U.S. expatriates regarding their true tax filing deadline. Most expats think that the traditional April 15th deadline is the same critical deadline for their expatriate tax returns. They think that if they don’t file a proper extension with the IRS (Form 4868) by April 15th, they will be penalized….