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Throwback tax explained: Rules for trusts, foreign trusts, and state-level obligations in 2026

If you are a US beneficiary of a trust – especially a foreign trust – and you receive a distribution that includes income accumulated over prior years, the IRS may tax you as if that income had been paid out in the years it was earned. That is the core idea behind the throwback tax. This article walks through the federal rul...

QBAI explained: Qualified business asset investment, tested income and tested loss in 2026

Quick answer: QBAI – qualified business asset investment – is the average adjusted basis of depreciable tangible property that a controlled foreign corporation uses in its trade or business, measured under the Alternative Depreciation System. QBAI determines how much of a CFC’s income is shielded from ...

Are World Bank salaries tax-free? What employees must know in 2026

World Bank salaries paid to non-US-citizen employees are generally exempt from host-country income tax under the IBRD Articles of Agreement. US citizens and green card holders face different rules – and those rules diverge from each other in ways that catch many employees off guard. This article covers who qualifies for the exempt...

Where can I cash a United States Treasury check? A complete 2026 guide for Americans at home and abroad

Paper Treasury checks are now uncommon for individual federal tax refunds because the IRS began phasing them out on September 30, 2025. In the 2026 filing season, more than 98% of refunds reported through March 20 were delivered electronically, but paper checks still exist for limited exceptions, older payments and other federal disbursements. ...

Expat payroll explained: How expatriate payroll works and what employers and employees must know in 2026

Moving an employee abroad can put the same compensation into 2 tax and payroll systems. For the 2025 tax year filed in 2026, US employers and expat employees may need to coordinate home-country payroll, host-country withholding, Social Security coverage, Form W-2 reporting, and the employee’s US Form 1040. The result depends on wh...

Business bank account for non-US residents: How to open a US account in 2026

A business bank account for non-US residents is possible in 2026, but approval depends on the provider. A foreign founder can apply to certain US fintech platforms with a US-registered company, EIN, passport, formation records, and acceptable address documentation, while individual providers may impose SSN, country, or operating-presence ...

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