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Year-End Tax Preparation
It’s the holiday season, which means year-end is fast approaching. In between holiday gift shopping and decorating, spend some time prepping your taxes for the end of the year. Whether you are an individual or a small business owner, you can take proactive steps for tax season. Create a checklist: Make a list of all…

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2020 has been one of the most unusual years in recent memory, but that does not mean you get to skip out on filing your taxes. If you have not yet filed taxes, you still can. If you are struggling to file your taxes and in need of assistance, get in touch with the experts…

Expats and the Pandemic
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…

Recovery Rebate Credit
Concern and confusion around stimulus check eligibility have been a major topic for U.S. expats. If you are a U.S. citizen or resident with a Social Security number and are within the income brackets, and are not claimed as a dependent by someone else, you qualify for the stimulus checks. All first and second Economic Impact…

Corporate Transparency Act: What US Business Owners Need to Know
With the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) in full effect, US business owners face new compliance obligations designed to enhance financial transparency and combat illegal activities like money laundering. A key provision of the CTA is the requirement to file a Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) by January 1, 2025. Understanding what this means for your…

Stimulus Payment Complications for U.S. Expats
For Expats getting the Covid-19 stimulus payment from the US government can be a complicated process: You must have a US social security number. Using an ITIN disqualifies you from the program. Including taxpayers, spouses and dependents. Direct deposits are only available to US bank accounts. Some clients who do not have a…

Year-End Tax Preparation
It’s the holiday season, which means year-end is fast approaching. In between holiday gift shopping and decorating, spend some time prepping your taxes for the end of the year. Whether you are an individual or a small business owner, you can take proactive steps for tax season. Create a checklist: Make a list of all…

2020 Is Not Officially Over, You Still Need to File Your Taxes
2020 has been one of the most unusual years in recent memory, but that does not mean you get to skip out on filing your taxes. If you have not yet filed taxes, you still can. If you are struggling to file your taxes and in need of assistance, get in touch with the experts…

Expats and the Pandemic
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Corporate Transparency Act: What US Business Owners Need to Know
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Stimulus Payment Complications for U.S. Expats
For Expats getting the Covid-19 stimulus payment from the US government can be a complicated process: You must have a US social security number. Using an ITIN disqualifies you from the program. Including taxpayers, spouses and dependents. Direct deposits are only available to US bank accounts. Some clients who do not have a…