Wishing Those Who Celebrate a Happy Passover
Expatriate Tax Returns wishes our fellow Americans all over the world a very Happy Passover.
Expats have a voice in U.S. policy, and the best way to express your opinion is by voting. A record-breaking over 5 million expats are expected to vote this year, and their votes could have a significant impact on the 2020 election. The most pressing topics for expats when choosing a candidate this year are…
AS A US CITIZEN earning more than $5,000, you should file an individual tax return reporting your worldwide income every single year. This applies to all U.S. Citizens living anywhere in the world…US or abroad. The United States is the only country that has a tax filing requirement based on citizenship. All the other countries…
You work abroad, you fell in love with a non-U.S. citizen, you got married, how do you file your U.S. taxes? Expatriate Tax Returns can help you with the nuances of status and expat tax requirements. Everyone’s situation is unique and it is very beneficial to have expat tax experts file your return on your…
Just before Christmas, President Donald Trump signed the 1,100-page Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or TCJA, into law. This reform of the tax code won’t affect your 2017 expatriate filings, but it will have an effect on your 2018 tax returns. This is meant as a general guide; you should always consult with a professional at Expatriate Tax Returns before…