Taxes For Expats – Online Tax Services
We do great tax returns for American expats,
that’s it.
Maximum exclusions, minimum prices.
Real expat specialists, without the price tag.
VIDEO: DO I NEED TO FILE US TAX RETURNS?
Expat Tax Online
Before we started our online service, we asked over 1000 Americans living abroad what they wanted from an online tax service.
Upfront prices
Fair prices that are clearly displayed, no extras piled on top, you only pay the first price and that’s it. If you’re not satisfied with the service, we’ll give you a refund, 100% of it.
Maximum security
You’re concerned about uploading your private documents over the internet. We are too! We only use ShareFile, the leading online secure system from world-renowned Citrix.
Expat specialist
Our CPAs and EAs that are managing your tax return must be expat specialists with many years of experience in actual expat taxes, not just local US taxes, the differences are significant.
Ok, it’s not fun
They said our online service had to be great value, fun and easy. Well, we think we’ve done a top job on the price and we’ve made it super-easy. We didn’t make it fun, sorry.
IRS Streamlined Tax Amnesty Program
Do you need to catch up on your US tax returns?
Expat Tax Online handle over 2,000 Streamlined Tax Amnesty applications every year, with a 100% acceptance rate.
We’re the industry price leader backed with hundreds of 5-star, independent reviews.
IRS Streamlined - I Haven’t Filed US Tax Returns For 10 Years…
Taxable income
It isn’t just your salary, it’s all income including bonuses, housing allowance or the value of a property your given to live in and also airfares.. read more about taxable income
Foreign income exclusion
For the 2018 tax year, you can exclude up to $104,100 from your US taxable income by qualifying for the Foreign Earned Income.. read more about foreign income exclusion
Foreign bank accounts & FATCA
Foreign bank accounts that peak over $10,000 in a given tax year have to be reported too. The amount isn’t taxed, but it must be.. read more about foreign bank accounts
Foreign housing exclusion
Depending on where you live outside of the United States, you may qualify for the Foreign Housing Exclusion. The FHE helps.. read more about foreign housing
What’s on the blog?
Do Americans who have moved to Australia have to file both the U.S. and an Australian tax return?
We approached Seth, who has 29 years of experience in handling expat taxes for people who are heading either way between Australia and America, to answer a few questions about tax commitments for Americans living in Australia.
Do I need to file a US tax return if I live in UAE?
AM I ELIGIBLE FOR FOREIGN EARNED INCOME EXCLUSION? Learn from Tanveer Mannan, a highly experienced IRS Enrolled Agent based in Dubai. Having worked at EY and PWC before joining Expat Tax Online, Tanveer has 15 years’ experience of helping Americans get the correct advice when they come to work in UAE. Getting the correct tax […]
AUSTRALIAN SUPERANNUATION EXPLAINED.
Superannuation accounts can be complicated, especially for Americans in Australia who have no idea how it works. You’d want to read this one! I know that there are a lot of questions going through your mind, and you’ll see that as you progress, you will find your answers. Let’s start with the basics.
Do I need to file IRS Forms 3520 and 3520-A for my TFSA and RESP?
The short answer is… not if you only have an RESP. The new IRS Revenue Procedure 2020-17 issued in 2020 basically stops all Foreign Trust reporting of RESPs… GREAT NEWS! If you have a TFSA, then the answer is maybe. There are 3 types of TFSA. The only TFSA that may need to be reported […]
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