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Understanding the foreign tax credit: A comprehensive guide for US taxpayers abroad

Years of careful saving abroad can lose their shine when the same income is taxed twice – once overseas and again by the IRS. That moment of frustration has a fix, known as, foreign tax credit, which bridges two tax systems, cutting what you owe to the IRS and protecting the value of your foreign income. From a single dividend to complex ov...

Demystifying the GILTI high tax exception: expert insights

Many Americans with foreign businesses are surprised when their profits face additional tax from the US, even after paying high local rates abroad. This double taxation often stems from complex global income rules that few understand. The GILTI high tax exception helps limit that extra tax when foreign earnings exceed a certain threshold, offerin...

Form 8858 and Foreign Disregarded Entities: a complete guide

Few things sting more than a $10,000 fine for a simple oversight. That’s what many Americans with overseas businesses face when Form 8858 goes unfiled. This form links your foreign entity’s books to your US taxes and keeps your international tax compliance airtight. With 2025 now bringing section 987 rule changes for tax years startin...

Form 1120-F: Complete guide for foreign corporations in the US

Filing a corporate tax return in the US takes more than filling out forms – it demands precision and insight. For a foreign corporation doing business across borders, especially in the US, Form 1120-F is the key to showing how income is connected to US activities and how deductions are properly claimed. It transforms complex tax data into a...

Understanding Subpart F income: Complete guide for US shareholders

For years, many Americans with overseas companies used foreign entities to delay paying US tax on profits earned abroad. Congress responded by creating Subpart F income rules to close that gap and ensure fairness between domestic and international businesses. When a foreign corporation qualifies as a CFC, its earnings can become taxable in the sa...

US tax forms for expats explained (2025 update)

Every year, more Americans settle abroad, yet the IRS still expects a return. Most expats file Form 1040 with key attachments like Form 2555 for the foreign earned income exclusion or Form 1116 for the foreign tax credit. Others must also report foreign accounts through the FBAR and FATCA Form 8938, making expat tax filing an ongoing duty whereve...

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