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- US Expat Tax Return
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- IRS Letters Review
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- Form 5471
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- Non-Resident Tax Return 1040NR
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About Us
Services
- Getting Started
- Consultation Options
- Services Offered
- US Expat Tax Return
- IRS Amnesty Program - Streamlined Procedure
- Expatriation
- Tax Projection
- Amended Tax Return
- Tax Return Check
- IRS Letters Review
- Representation
- Tax Planning
- Form 5471
- Form 5472
- Non-Resident Tax Return 1040NR
- Streamlined Domestic Offshore
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Articles
- Tax reciprocity agreements: which states have them and which do not
- What moving within the U.S can mean for your state tax filing obligations
- Millions of ITINs expiring at the end of 2020
- GILTI income may be exempt for individual US owners of foreign corporations registered in high tax countries
- Deductions for Foreign-Derived Intangible Income and GILTI: Final Regulations
- Relief from Filing Forms 3520a/3520 for Certain Tax-Favored Foreign Trusts
- IRS Update: Combat-zone contract workers qualify for Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE)
- Totalization Agreement and Additional Child Tax Credits
- How Expats Can Cash Checks From the IRS While Abroad
- IRS releases guidance on returning erroneously received stimulus checks
IRS 101s
- How to Obtain a Copy of Past Returns
- How IRS Can Find You Abroad
- Expatriate Tax Audits
- Tax Penalties & Interest
- Received IRS Notice?
- Can You E-file US Tax Return from Abroad
- How to Pay IRS Electronically From Abroad
- How to File an Amended Return
- IRS Mailing Addresses
- Can Overseas Americans Get an IRS Refund?
- IRS Statute of Limitations
- ITIN Q&A
- False Promises & High Audit Risk
- Avoid Problems when Claiming Bona Fid...
- Record Retention Guide
- IRS Amnesty Program
- Streamlined Domestic Offshore
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- Partial Year Exclusion
- Foreign Tax Credit
- Foreign Housing Exclusion & Deduction
- Preventing Double Taxation
- Deducting moving expenses
- Self-Employed Expats
- Earned vs Unearned Income
- Obamacare & Expats
- Net Investment Tax (NIIT) - as of 2015
- Form 3520 - Reporting Foreign Trusts
- All Tax Concepts
Expat Tax 101
- Why File
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- Tax Documents Required
- Do Expats File State Taxes?
- Common Tax Forms
- Dependents & Exemptions
- Foreign Spouse Tax Implications
- Green Card Holders
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- Behind on Taxes, Wants to Expatriate
- Survivor Benefits for Foreign Spouse
- Charity & Tax Benefits
- Filing FBAR for minors
- US Tax Treaties
- Totalization Agreements
- Expats & IRAs - Roth and Traditional
- Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) and...
- Reviewing Your Expat Tax Return
- Tax Obligations of Foreign Trust
- All Expat Tax 101
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Tax guides
- Form 1040NR - Nonresident Alien Tax Return
- Form 5471
- Tax Guides for 79 Countries
- U.S Tax Guide for Retirees
- US Tax Guide for Digital Nomads
- US Expat Tax Guide 2020
- U.S. Contractor Abroad Tax Guide
- PFIC - Form 8621
- FBAR (FinCEN 114) & 8938 (FATCA) comparison
- U.S. Missionary Tax Guide
- Tax Reform 2017
- IRS Estimated Payments Guide
- Estimated payments Guide
- All Tax Guides
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Articles & Tax Guides
Tax reciprocity agreements: which states have them and which do not
Reciprocity agreements are intended to ensure that taxpayers do not pay double tax. These agreements are common in states where wage earners in that state may actually live in another state. This handy tool allows taxpayers to greatly reduce state tax obligations. The following states have reciprocal agreements: ...
What moving within the U.S can mean for your state tax filing obligations
Leaving big cities for less crowded living environments is a decision taken by many during the Covid-19 pandemic. You can live where you want to, but it is important to understand the state tax implications moving decisions can create. Do I owe state tax? It depends Each of the 50 US states has their own state tax law...
Millions of ITINs expiring at the end of 2020
Millions of ITINs set to expire Dec 31, 2020 ITINs with middle digits "88" are set to expire at the e...
GILTI income may be exempt for individual US owners of foreign corporations registered in high tax countries
By way of background, GILTI functions as an anti-base erosion, minimum tax provision intended to discourage multinational corporations from using intangible property to shift profits out of the U.S. ...
Deductions for Foreign-Derived Intangible Income and GILTI: Final Regulations
Individuals with ownership in foreign corporations are now able to benefit from tax exemptions intended for large, multinational corporations The goal of GILTI tax created in the ...
Relief from Filing Forms 3520a/3520 for Certain Tax-Favored Foreign Trusts
IRS exempts certain plans from onerous trust reporting Rev. Proc. 2020-17 exempts from section 6048 information reporting an eligible individual’s transactions with, or ownership of, an applicable tax-favored foreign trust. As a result, the penalties under section 6677 ...
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