Expats and the Pandemic

Expatriate Tax Returns Help Expats File U.S. Taxes During COVID-19

The United States has approximately 9 million expats living overseas. Some are relieved that they are living abroad while others are concerned about their own healthcare if they should need it and worry about family back in the U.S. COVID-19 has made many Americans reevaluate living out of the country due to potential restriction to travel, access to healthcare, and changing financial circumstances. WILL YOU CONTINUE TO LIVE ABROAD?

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