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Exit tax for green card holders: what you need to know
The expatriation tax for green card holders generally matters only after 8 of the last 15 tax years as a lawful permanent resident and at least 1 covered-status test. ...
Green card holder taxes 2026: foreign income and filing rules
Green card holders are taxed on worldwide income – the same rule that applies to US citizens. If you hold a green card and live abroad, you must report every dollar of foreign income on your US return, including wa...
How to file US taxes online from abroad: expat guide
Yes. Most US citizens and resident aliens abroad who must file a 2025 federal return can e-file Form 1040 in 2026 when their forms and identification are supported. <!--td {border: 1px solid #cccc...
Form I-407 explained: how to abandon a green card correctly
Form I-407 is the USCIS Form used to voluntarily give up lawful permanent resident status. For tax purposes, it can also determine when green card tax residency ends for the 2025 tax year filed in 2026. ...
Do American citizens living abroad have to pay US taxes?
Yes. US citizens and resident aliens abroad report worldwide income on a US tax return if they meet the 2025 filing rules, even if all income was earned outside the United States. A person can owe ...
Section 245A dividends received deduction: IRC 245A explained for US corporations
IRC 245A gives certain US corporations a 100% deduction for the foreign-source portion of qualifying dividends from 10%-owned foreign corporations. For 2025 returns filed in 2026, the core statute is unchanged, but current cases and proposed rules affect how limits are analyzed. This IRC 245A explained guide focuses on the 202...