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View all →If you own investment real estate overseas, a 1031 exchange foreign property transaction can defer your capital gains when you sell – but it depends entirely on whether both properties are on the same side of the border. Under ...
FATCA is a US law that requires foreign financial institutions to report US account holders to the IRS. CRS is a separate, OECD-led multilateral standard for automatic exchange of financial account information between participating governments. A handful of jurisdictions have not adopted one or both frameworks. As of 2026, well over 100...
US expats with foreign bank accounts, overseas businesses, trusts, or large gifts from abroad typically need to file one or more international information returns alongside their regular Form 1040. The four main forms are Form 8938, ...
The IRS can identify US taxpayers living abroad through several information channels, including FATCA bank reporting, third-party tax forms, international information exchange, digital-asset reporting, travel evidence, and tips. For the 2025 tax year filed in 2026, living outside the United States does not by itself end a US filing obligation....