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U.S. Expat Tax Alert: IRS Private Debt Collectors to Begin Collection Attempts
U.S. expatriates living in foreign nations generally understand that their lack of physical presence does not excuse them from U.S. tax filing and payment obligations. In fact, absent certain provisions found in tax treaties, expats would face a more significant tax...Is it Possible to File a Joint FBAR?
Taxpayers are generally aware that certain tax obligations can be filed jointly. That is, a married couple can file a single tax return that satisfies each taxpayers’ obligation to file and pay taxes. However, a joint tax return is most commonly discussed in the...Can Canadians be Accidental Americans? Do they Need to Pay U.S. Taxes?
At least some Canadians may be aware that the United States’ method of taxation is unique among all other developed nations. That is, U.S. individuals are generally taxed on the basis of their citizenship rather than on the basis of an economic nexus. Therefore,...U.S. Expats Beware: The Tax Filing Deadline for the 2017 Filing Season is Quickly Approaching
For expatriates living in nations like Brazil, China, the U.K., or Saudi Arabia tax time can quickly sneak up on a taxpayer. When you are living outside of the American media bubble, it can be easy to become immersed in the culture that surrounds you and to pay less...What Can Happen if a Taxpayer Fails to File Taxes?
While CPAs, accountants, and tax professionals frequently warn taxpayers regarding the parade of horribles that can occur if a taxpayer falls out of compliance with the U.S. Tax Code. Despite these warnings, taxpayers still fail to file taxes for an array of reasons....