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When Confusion Isn’t An Excuse
It’s quite possible that expat taxes are regarded as the most confusing type of tax return filing for United States citizens. In fact, many expats don’t even realize there is such a thing as expatriate tax returns until after they have to file their first returns after moving abroad. Unfortunately, lack of knowledge about expat…
Tax Relief Options for U.S. Expats Facing Late Filings
Missing tax deadlines can cause significant stress for U.S. expatriates, especially with the complexities of foreign income and asset reporting. Fortunately, several tax relief options are available to help expats get back on track. Programs such as the IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures offer a simplified process to catch up on overdue tax returns without…
Are Expats Required to File U.S. Taxes?
All U.S. Expats must file taxes annually. The United States government has established significant exclusions, deductions, and credits to make sure expats are not taxed twice on the same income. Even though most expats do not pay tax to the U.S. federal government because of the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion or Foreign Tax Credit benefits, they still have to…
Get Rewarded For Referring New Clients
Expatriate Tax Returns is excited to announce our new Referral Program. We will give current clients a $25 Amazon Gift Card for each referral they send to us (new client must pay for tax return preparation). We thank you in advance for your referrals and remind you that June 15 is the final day to…