Tax News & Tips for US Expats

Tax News & Tips for US Expats

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A smiling retired couple sitting outdoors wrapped in a blanket, representing Americans living in Canada who rely on Canadian retirement programs and need guidance on U.S. tax rules for CPP, OAS, and other benefits.
Canadian Retirement Programs for U.S. Citizens: Complete Tax Guide
A Canada Pension Plan statement with Canadian currency laid on top, representing how CPP contributions and benefits are reported and taxed for U.S. citizens living in Canada.
How Are Canadian Pensions Taxed in the U.S.?
A row of classic UK townhouses with ornate balconies and well-kept hedges, representing residential property that may be subject to UK capital gains tax when sold.
Capital Gains Tax on UK Property: A Guide for U.S. Expats
A person fills out Canadian tax forms beside a small Canadian flag, representing how Canadian tax rules differ from U.S. tax treatment of TFSAs for Americans living in Canada.
TFSA for U.S. Citizens in Canada: What You Need to Know About the Tax Trap
For Sale Real Estate Sign in Front of New House.
Selling Your House While Living Abroad: A Practical Guide for Expats
Hand handing over house keys, representing green card holders selling property
Green Card Holder Selling Foreign Property: Your Tax Questions Answered
Woman in a blue shirt smiling at her phone in an airport terminal, standing beside a rolling suitcase as a permanent resident preparing to travel abroad.
Do Green Card Holders Pay Taxes on Foreign Income?
Expats and Virtual Mailboxes
Virtual Mailbox for Expats: How to Maintain a U.S. Address While Living Abroad
A family sits together at a table while the parents write and place coins into a piggy bank, with two young children playing nearby. The scene represents parents preparing early savings for their child, similar to opening a Trump account with the $1,000 government contribution for eligible kids.
Trump Accounts for Expat Families: New Retirement Savings for Kids Under 18
Magnifying glass highlighting a section of an IRS tax form to represent the new IRS Math Act requirement for clearer math-error notices.
IRS Math Act Signed Into Law, Here’s What It Means for U.S. Expats
An illustration of a person working on a laptop with tax documents, a calendar, and an AI icon connected by digital circuit lines, representing the IRS using AI agents to process and review tax information.
IRS Deploys AI Agents: What This Means for Your Expat Tax Filing
Recent comments about potential income tax changes have raised questions among Americans living abroad. This update explains what was said, what remains uncertain, and what expats may want to watch as we head into 2026.
Trump’s New Income Tax Comments: What Changes for Expats, and What Doesn’t
Direct File Discontinued
IRS Direct File Discontinued: How Greenback Can Help With Your Complicated Expat Taxes 
Screenshot of a Reddit AskReddit post titled “People who moved outside of the US, solely due to Trump being elected, how are things going?” displayed on a laptop, with a highlighted comment reading “Who knows where the future will take us, but right now I regret nothing.”
10 Lessons from Americans Who Left the U.S. Because of Trump, According to Reddit
American expat couple planning 2026 taxes at kitchen table with organized financial documents and digital tools
How to Organize Your Expat Tax Documents for Stress-Free 2026 Filing
Wooden blocks spelling “TAX” with numbered cubes and a small U.S. flag, representing U.S. tax concepts and updates.
IRS 2026 Tax Inflation Adjustments: FEIE Increases to $132,900 for American Expats
Australia, Superannuation, and Your US Expatriate Tax
How Superannuation Impacts Your US Expatriate Tax Return
tax deductions for online teachers
Tax Deductions for Online Teachers
US Expat Tax South Carolina Residency
South Carolina State Expat Tax Requirements: Do I Still Need to File?
New Mexico Residency Expat Tax Return
New Mexico Expat Tax Requirements: Do I Still Need to File?
how to abandon virginia as the state of domicile
Virginia State Expat Tax Requirements: Do I Still Need to File?
Business Travel Tax Planning: What Every Professional Needs to Know Before Their Next US Trip
US passport, tax return form, and laptop on a desk with the American flag in the background, symbolizing military contractors abroad filing taxes with the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion.
Can Combat Zone Workers Use the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion?
The Child Care Credit and Your US Expat Tax Return When Abroad
Can US Expats Claim the Child Care Credit While Living Abroad?
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