Gig Economy Income


Getting behind on US taxes seems to be a trend for expats, probably because they don’t really think about it while living overseas. The rule is: US citizens, no matter where they live, must file a US tax return which reports their worldwide income …that’s US and foreign income, no matter what the source! Wages,…
Living as an expatriate can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it also comes with its share of complexities, especially when it comes to healthcare and taxes. While exploring new cultures and embracing the expat lifestyle, it’s crucial to ensure that you meet your tax obligations and have access to proper healthcare. In this…
Every new tax year brings adjustments, and for U.S. expats, 2026 introduces several important changes. As inflation adjustments take effect and enforcement efforts increase, understanding what has changed will help you avoid mistakes and take advantage of new opportunities. By staying informed early, you can file with confidence and reduce the risk of surprises later…
Identity theft occurs when a piece of your personal information is stolen and used to commit fraud. If your data is accessed, it could be used to open new accounts, make unauthorized purchases, or file taxes for a fraudulent refund. The IRS may reach out to you via mail should there be any suspicious activity…
U.S. Citizens and green card holders that live abroad must file taxes even if there is no money owed. If you do not file, you may receive a penalty even if you did not originally owe taxes to the IRS or to the state. If you haven’t filed previously, we can help. Contact us to…