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A 20-year gap, resolved: Melendy’s journey back to tax compliance with TFX
“I would definitely recommend doing the streamlined filing procedure with Taxes for Expats. The process might not be fun, but they make it easy – and you’ll come out in good standing with the IRS.” Melendy Britt, TFX client since 2016 (previously in Spain, now in Los Ange...
How we helped an English teacher in Korea resolve past-due taxes – and receive a refund
“Don’t wait and try to find the fastest or cheapest service. You’ll be more satisfied by finishing your taxes sooner while staying informed about the most recent laws. Paying to have your taxes done is not a great feeling – but TFX somehow makes it feel less painful and quick.” ...
IRS updates 2026 retirement plans: 401(k) limit now $24,500, IRA rises to $7,500
On November 13, 2025, the IRS issued Notice 2025-67, setting new cost-of-living adjusted limits for retirement plans and IRAs for tax year 2026. The notice touches almost every corner of the retirement system – from 401(k) contribution limits and 457 plans ...
IRS announces 2026 tax brackets and inflation adjustments (One Big Beautiful Bill)
The IRS released updated figures on October 9, 2025, confirming official inflation adjustments that affect income brackets, deductions, and credits for tax year 2026. Published in...
What concerns of US expats does the One Big Beautiful Bill Act not address?
Based on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) signed into law on July 4, 2025, here are the key issues that the legislation does NOT address: Fundamental expat tax system issues ...
The Difference Between Form 4868 and Form 2350
Filing taxes as an American abroad presents unique challenges that domestic taxpayers never face, particularly when it comes to meeting filing deadlines while qualifying for special exclusions. The choice between Form 2350 and Form 4868 can determine whether you successfully claim the ...