Expat Taxes When Selling a UK Residence
U.S. expats living in the United Kingdom should always be cognizant of the fact that their activities could have tax implications in the both the United States and the United Kingdom.
Read MoreU.S. tax and reporting for foreign companies and investments, including Form 5471, GILTI, PFICs and entity classification.
U.S. expats living in the United Kingdom should always be cognizant of the fact that their activities could have tax implications in the both the United States and the United Kingdom.
Read MoreOf all the changes to the tax system brought on by the Trump Tax Reform, perhaps the most significant and lasting change for expat business owners was the introduction of the GILTI tax regime…
Read MoreMoving to the United States has a number of important tax implications, some more obvious than others. The implications of becoming a U.S. tax resident include:
Read MoreTaking its cue from previous audit campaign announcements, the IRS has begun sending “soft letters” to U.S. taxpayers owning foreign companies about IRC Section 965 transition tax compliance.
Read MoreDespite recent staff shortages and human resource challenges due to COVID-19, the IRS continues to march forward with its campaigns focused on international tax compliance.
Read MoreFor U.S. expat owners of foreign companies, U.S. tax compliance can feel particularly onerous when it comes to filing the infamously difficult IRS Form 5471. The Form 5471 is considered by many to be…
Read MoreFor U.S. expats with businesses abroad, tax planning is essential to ensure that your company is operating tax efficiently.
Read MoreAs any financial advisor will tell you, investing for your future is an important financial consideration for you and your family.
Read MoreAs we’ve discussed in previous blogs, Trump’s 2017 tax reform made major changes to the taxation of overseas businesses owned by U.S. persons. The reform installed several new regimes, which are…
Read MoreAs we’ve discussed in previous blogs, Trump’s recent tax reform focuses heavily on the operation of overseas businesses by U.S. persons. The reform installs several new regimes, which are broadly…
Read MoreOwners of fiscal-year foreign corporations (i.e., corporations that do not have a tax year end of December 31) owing “transition tax” generally have the luxury of waiting until next year’s tax season…
Read MoreTo further ease the pain of the transition tax on foreign company owners, the IRS has amended its FAQs page to include more relaxed deadline rules for both filing and paying the tax in installments.
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