U.S. tax for non-citizens: green card holders, nonresident aliens, U.S. tax residency and non-U.S. spouses.
Amazon’s Fulfillment-by-Amazon (“FBA”) is an enormously popular business model for foreign (non-US) sellers looking to sell products to U.S. customers. Under the FBA model, Amazon sellers store their…
Read MoreIf you are a US expat married to a non-US person, can you file a joint US income tax return with your spouse?
Read MoreA gift to a foreign spouse, under the right circumstances, can play an effective role in long-term estate planning as well as current income tax return optimization.
Read MoreIn a scathing blog published this past week, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson criticized the significant roadblocks that meet nonresident aliens (“NRAs”) trying to rightfully obtain refunds of…
Read MoreFor a unique group of foreign individuals (i.e., non-US citizens referred to in the tax world as “aliens”), living in the U.S. does not trigger “resident” status for tax purposes. These so-called…
Read MoreIn a number of blogs and articles, we’ve discussed the tax implications for U.S. citizens renouncing their U.S. citizenship. The tax rules that apply to expatriation, including the exit tax, are…
Read MoreUnder U.S. tax law, there are five different filing statuses to choose from when filing your taxes; Single, Married Filing Jointly (MFJ), Married Filing Separate (MFS), Head of Household (HOH) and…
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