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As 2017 draws to a close, tax reform has become a priority for both the current administration and for Congress. Many of our clients are wondering, “How Will Tax Reform Affect Expatriates?” We’ve heard a lot in the media about tax brackets for individuals and domestic corporations, but the truth is that we do not have much information yet about…
New Year; New Goals
Everyone at Expatriate Tax Returns wishes you a happy and successful New Year. The beginning of a new calendar year provides us all with new opportunities. Many will focus on New Year’s resolutions that better our selves like exercise more, quit a bad habit or spend more time with our family. An important, and often…
The Tax Implications Of Getting Married Or Divorced As An Expat
To start off, an expat is someone who lives in a foreign country for a prolonged period of time, usually for work or retirement. If you are an expat and considering getting married or divorced, it’s important to be aware of the tax implications that may arise from either decision. The Tax Benefits of Marriage…
Extending your Time
Form 4868 is available to all US citizens for the purpose of extending their filing time from the traditional April 15 due date to October 15. FOR EXPATS THERE IS AN AUTOMATIC EXTENSION FROM THE APRIL 15 DUE DATE TO JUNE 15. In neither case, however, is there an extension regarding the required payment date…

Time to Think Taxes
If you are a U.S. expat living abroad, April 15th is the deadline for filing your Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBAR). Our tax experts understand the changing U.S. tax laws and how it relates and affects American expats. Let us take the anxiety and stress out of taxes, so you can rest assured that they…