Did you know that important tax dates are not always tied to the calendar year? If you pay quarterly taxes, then your specific quarterly dates may differ. If you are struggling with keeping track of your dates or need assistance, reach out to the experienced professionals at Expatriate Tax Returns. We make tax filing easy! Contact us anytime, we are here to help.
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All United States citizens and green card holders must file taxes every year as written in U.S. law. Yet, many individuals are unaware that they need to file, usually because they are unaware of the law. Thankfully, due to United States policy dual citizens will not be double taxed. To start the filing process, you…
For expatriates and cross-border workers, managing tax obligations can be particularly challenging, especially when dealing with dual tax residency. Being considered a tax resident in two countries simultaneously can lead to confusion and potentially double taxation. Understanding how to navigate dual tax residency is essential for financial peace of mind. What Is Dual Tax Residency?…
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…
The government is trillions of dollars in debt and raising taxes is never a very popular option for politicians… but going after taxes that should have been paid, but weren’t? That rarely loses Congress a vote, and so today’s expats are the new white whale of the IRS. Specifically, the U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance…
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…
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