Greenback Expat Tax Services
As a US expat, you’re likely familiar with your obligation to file a US Tax Return. While filing taxes might seem complex, if you’ve married a US non-resident while living abroad, you may find your tax situation a bit more complicated – so learning the ins and outs well before it’s time to file can…
Perhaps your employer is thinking of sending you abroad, but you’re uncertain about many factors, including how your taxes for expatriates will be affected. If taxes crossed your mind early on in the process, congrats! Expatriate tax preparation is a necessary evil that is often overlooked when planning a move overseas, so the more you…
When coming back to the US after a stint abroad – no matter how long or short – you’ll have plenty of things to think about. Chances are, US expat taxes aren’t the first thing on your mind – but definitely something that you need to consider, since a change in location can have a…
2017 continues to be exciting here at Greenback! We’re so proud to share that we’ve been named a finalist for the Asia Pacific Expatriate Management & Mobility Awards (EMMAs) for “Tax Provider of the Year” in addition to the “Thought Leadership: Best Survey or Research Study of the Year” for our 2017 US Expat Opinion…
What happens if you filed your expat taxes by the June deadline, but realized that you completed the form incorrectly or forgot to report some of your income? Fortunately, it’s possible to file an amended US expat tax return and it’s important that you do so, in order to prevent problems later. Here’s what you…
FBAR reporting has become commonplace for most US expats, but did you know if you had a business entity, you may need to file an FBAR, too? It’s true – if you meet the reporting threshold, you should be prepared to file FinCEN Form 114 to report your foreign financial accounts. Here’s everything you should…
Purchasing real estate can pay off in a big way – depending on what you plan to do with the property, of course. But as an expat living overseas, you’ll want to be sure you ask these important questions and do proper expat tax planning before jumping into a large investment, since there are many…
With the results of Brexit causing some to think about exiting the UK, there may be an advantage that American expats in the UK can take advantage of when it comes to taxes – due to the tax reform changes that have been introduced by the new presidential administration. Understanding the Net Investment Income Tax…
Citizenship renunciation has been a hot topic, especially over the past several years, with strict FATCA regulations in place and the general distaste for filing US tax for expats while living outside the US. The US Treasury Department keeps track of who renounces and releases a list each quarter, sharing the number of renunciations that…
Now that the June deadline has passed, if you haven’t yet completed your US expatriate taxes, it’s time to get serious about filing. Whether you simply missed filing this year or you’re several years behind, it’s never too late to get caught up. Here’s what you should know about becoming and staying compliant on your…
