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Yes, minors typically get taxes taken out of their paycheck just like adults if they earn more than the standard deduction. For 2026, minors must file taxes if they earn more than $16,100 in wages. However, many teens can claim exempt status on Form W-4 if they expect to owe no federal tax, preventing withholding. Minors can get refunds by filing...
Millions of Americans pack up and start over abroad every year – the State Department estimates about 9 million US citizens live outside the country. Many US citizens living overseas don’t realize the IRS can still expect a Form 1040, even when income is earned far from the US and daily life feels settled elsewhere. When pri...
The physical presence test is an IRS requirement to qualify for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE). You must be physically present in a foreign country for at least 330 full days during any 12-month period to exclude up to $130,000 of foreign earned income from US taxation in the 2025 tax year. This test is one of two paths to q...
US tax rules, particularly those involving foreign corporations and Form 5471, can be complex and overwhelming for taxpayers. In this article, we’ll break down what Form 5471 is, who is required to file it, the penalties for non-compliance, and share tips to keep you on track with the IRS. What is Form 5471? ...
Living abroad doesn’t automatically free U.S. citizens from taxes. While most Americans overseas owe little or no federal tax, understanding your obligations and available tax benefits is key to avoiding double taxation and maximizing deductions and credits. This article is brought to you by Taxes for Expats (TFX) – a to...
Planning to give up your US citizenship or green card? The first question most people ask is: Will I have to pay exit tax? Quick answer: Most people won’t owe an exit tax. You only owe if you are classified as a covered expatriate, which generally refers to individuals who meet certain wealth, tax liability, or co...
