Taxes For Expats – Online Tax Services
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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.
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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.
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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?
How to qualify for the Foreign Housing Exclusion
We spoke with Emmanuel, who has over 9 years of U.S. expat tax experience, to provide clarity on the Foreign Housing Exclusion and the different ways you can qualify. For expats moving to high-cost cities such as Dubai, the significant housing expenses must be taken into consideration. In addition to the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, […]
Exit tax for U.S. expats
What is exit tax and who pays it? Exit tax is a final tax payment for people who are renouncing their US citizenship, and essentially looks at all untaxed assets and creates a final lump sum, that is then paid to the IRS. Exit tax applies to expatriates of the United states, which usually means […]
Reminders when filing forms 3520 and 3520-A for a foreign TFSA
What is a TFSA? A TFSA, or tax free savings account is different to other savings accounts that exist because it can be an investing account as well as a savings account, and allows for the money made on it to be tax free. However, for American expats living in Canada, this is actually not […]
Tax Free Savings Account
Filing a foreign trust form 3520 and 3520-A for a Tax Free Savings Account US citizens living abroad can legally create tax free savings accounts, also known as a TFSA in Canada. A big question for many American expats living in Canada is whether they need to file for the IRS forms 3520 and 3520-A as […]
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