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Tax Advice for Specific Needs

Every expat has a unique situation and that’s why we created comprehensive US expat tax guides with targeted advice for specific lifestyles and tax needs. 
Tax Advice for Specific Needs
Form 1116 explanation statement
Form 1116 Explanation Statement: What You Need to File
returning-to-the-us
12 Tax Tips for Expats Moving Back to the US 
How to File Taxes When Married to a Foreign Spouse
How to File Taxes When Married to a Foreign Spouse
Accidental American
So, You’re an Accidental American. What’s Next?
Digital Nomad Taxes: 8 Things You Need to Know
Retired Abroad Tax Guide for Americans
US Tax Guide for Dual-Status Aliens
US Citizen with a Foreign Business: Tax Reporting Requirements
teaching abroad
US Taxes While Teaching Abroad: What You Need to Know
Tax Audits
Tax Audits: What US Expats Need to Know
1099s for foreign contractors
1099s for Foreign Contractors & Americans Abroad
Dual Citizenship Taxes: A Simple Guide for Expats 
Resident Alien vs. Nonresident Alien: Know the Difference
US Citizens Starting a Business Overseas: Top Money-Saving US Expat Tax Tips
US Expat Taxes Explained: Do Military Contractors Pay Taxes?
tax free retirement countries
Top 9 Tax-Free Retirement Countries for Americans Abroad
Foreign tax Credit Carryover
Foreign Tax Credit Carryover & Carryback: A Complete Guide
Amending Your Tax Return
Everything You Need to Know About Amending Your Tax Return
Alternative minimum tax
Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT): A Guide for Americans Abroad
Estimated Tax Payments
Estimated Tax Payments for US Expats: Rules, Deadlines & More
Estate Taxes for US citizens living abroad
Estate Taxes for US Citizens Living Abroad

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