Reid Kopald

At a glance: What it means: ESPP double taxation means the same economic gain from your employee stock purchase plan can end up taxed twice on your return – once as compensation income and again as capital gain. <...

Saving for retirement can feel like a long game, especially when you are juggling life abroad, payroll differences, and a stack of US tax forms. The good news is that some Americans abroad may still qualify for the credit for qualified retirement savings contributions, claimed on ...

Filing taxes as an American abroad creates unique timing challenges, especially when claiming the foreign earned income exclusion (FEIE). The difference between Form 2350 and 4868 comes down to your specific situation: Form 4...

A sweeping reform with lasting impact for small and medium-sized businesses The tax code just got a makeover, and small businesses are finally getting more than just the leftovers. In mid-2025, Congress passed the One Big, Beautiful Bill – a sweeping package of tax reforms that promises lasting change...

In 2024, the average IRS refund topped $3,151. Most Americans put their refunds toward essentials</...

Still making payments for a home you haven’t lived in for years If you bought your home in 2008 and claimed the First-Time Homebuyer Credit, the IRS might still be expecting a check. And if your living situation has changed – you might need to fil...