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Tax Guide for Spanish Expats in the U.S.
You probably have many queries if you're thinking of moving from Spain to the United States. Will you, for example, pay income tax in the United States, and if so, how much? What forms do you need to submit? What will the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) think of your Spanish assets, especially...
Tax Guide for French Expats in the U.S.
Let’s say you just made your way to the United States and are thinking about relocating, chances are you have a lot of questions. Those queries may also involve the U.S. tax system, what the types of visas are and what a substantial presence test is. You may also need answers about retirement accounts abroad and foreign bank account report ...
Tax Guide for Mexican Expats in the U.S.
If you’re thinking of moving from Mexico to the United States, you probably have many questions. Will you, for example, pay income tax in the United States, and if so, how much? What forms do you need to submit? What will the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) think of your Mexican assets? Here are the key U.S. tax issues that Mexican expats sh...
Tax Guide for British Expats in the U.S.
The United States is a preferred destination for British expats for several reasons. Whether it’s the similar lifestyles, the shared language or the vast array of locations, it’s no wonder that there are millions of British expats living in the U.S. However, although there are a lot of similarities between the two countries,...
Tax Guide for Australian Expats in the U.S.
If you have recently arrived in the U.S. or are considering relocation, you likely have a number of questions. For example, what is the U.S. tax system? What forms are you required to file? How will the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) view your holdings in Australia— especially your Superannuation funds? To make your relocating eas...
The ‘Math Error’ IRS Notice 2021
11 Million Americans Received Math Error Notices Over 11 Millions of Americans received a confusing letter from the IRS in 2021 saying they owe more taxes. For most taxpayers, this letter was sent erroneously. In 2019, about 2 million “Math Error” notices were sent to taxpayers. The surge in math-error notices in 20...