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Hope your Halloween is magical and full of sweet treats
Hope your Halloween is magical and full of sweet treats
Have you heard of the Bona Fide Residence Test? Meeting the bona fide residence test will allow an expatriate to qualify for the foreign earned income exclusion. If you are a resident of a foreign country for an entire tax year, from January 1st to December 31st, you may meet qualifications for the Bona Fide…
As an American expatriate living abroad, you have a unique opportunity to claim a Foreign Tax Credit. By doing so, you will avoid dual taxation, which is when two different countries impose taxes on the same income. No one wants to be doubly taxed of course, but if you’re caught unaware you could be subject…
Brexit has had far-reaching implications for UK nationals living abroad, particularly in the European Union. Changes in residency rights, access to services, and taxation have created a new landscape that UK expatriates must navigate. Key Tax Changes and Challenges: Post-Brexit, UK expatriates in the EU may find themselves subject to different tax rules, potentially impacting…
Starting in July, letters started being sent to expats who have not paid their taxes, stating that a request will be made to the U.S. State Department to revoke their passports. If you live abroad and received this letter, you have 90 days to set up a payment plan with the government, according to the…
Are you an American living abroad in South Korea? South Korea is the next hotspot for American life considering its thriving economy. A common question many Americans living there ask is “should I file my taxes with the South Korean or US government?” Expatriate Tax Returns is here to answer your questions and help you…