Job Expense Deductions for Expat Employees
As is the case with employees working around the world, expats working abroad may have job-related expenses that are not reimbursed, so you may end up paying these expenses yourself.
Read MoreHow U.S. tax law changes, from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to the 2025 OBBBA and annual inflation adjustments, affect expats.
As is the case with employees working around the world, expats working abroad may have job-related expenses that are not reimbursed, so you may end up paying these expenses yourself.
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 MoreIn perhaps a sign that the IRS is turning a corner in becoming more tech savvy, the IRS website now houses two newly-created online portals designed to help Americans receive their stimulus payments.
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Read MoreIn a major shift in reporting policy, the IRS announced in Revenue Procedure 2020-17 that it plans to promulgate regulations providing that U.S. owners of qualifying foreign pensions will no longer…
Read MoreAs taxpayers continue to settle in fully to Trump’s Tax Reform, confusion still remains for some as to how the tax reform will affect their overall tax liability in years moving forward.
Read MoreOne of the main methods that US expats use to reduce and often eliminate the double taxation of their income is the foreign tax credit.
Read MoreFor the nearly 10 million US citizens living abroad, the income tax implications of USA citizenship can be challenging, given the complexities of the rules and the scarcity of professional help in…
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 MoreThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”), encated at the end of 2017, undoubtedly brought many significant changes to the U.S. tax system. Because the TCJA changed the Tax Code in so many areas, it’s…
Read MoreIn a recent online update, the IRS reminded taxpayers that starting with the 2018 tax year, contractors or employees of contractors supporting the U.S. Armed Forces in designated combat zones will…
Read MoreWhile Trump’s tax reform made a number of important changes to the U.S. tax system, there is one reform that is particularly important for U.S. parents living abroad. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act…
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