Expat Guide

It may seem impossible to be able to shield your personal information, but there are some simple ways in which you do have the ability to protect yourself from identity theft. These simple identity theft protection tips will help prevent tax-related identity theft while also protecting your Social Security Number...

US taxpayers who live abroad have the valid concern of paying tax twice on their income. In an attempt to avoid this issue, the United States has entered into tax treaties with a number of countries, aimed at avoiding double taxation for US taxpayers abroad and foreign nationals living inside...

An American taxpayer who is living overseas and engaged in work as an independent contractor or sole owner of an unincorporated business in a foreign country may easily be confused by the complexity of U.S. tax laws as they pertain to them. The main issue that expats must face is...

US citizens and green card holders who plan to accept a foreign work assignment must be aware of US expat tax requirements as well as international tax systems. Top Expat Tax Tips for Americans planning to accept a foreign assignment General Concepts of U.S. Taxation Versus Other Countries All citizens...

Americans moving and living abroad face a wide range of US expat tax and investment issues. We receive multiple emails from prospective clients inquiring about foreign investments, pensions and US expat tax implications. This is a summary of key expat tax and investment tips that American expats must take into...