How the IRS CP01A Notice Protects Expats from Identity Theft
Taxpayers often feel scared when they receive a notice from the IRS. It’s normal to panic. But not all letters are a cause for…
How to Report Cash Payments Over $10,000 on IRS Form 8300 – A Guide for Expats
Despite the rise of electronic payments, cash transactions persist in business. While they offer convenience, they present challenges during tax preparation. The IRS is…
Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying or Filing My Taxes?
You’ve been juggling work, family, and life’s demands. You’re too busy to do your taxes, so you thought of doing them next year instead….
How To File a Tax Extension with Form 4868 – A Guide for Expats
If you’re having trouble meeting the tax filing deadline, you can fill out Form 4868 to ask for an extension. This form lets you…
5 Simple Steps to Fix Rejected Tax Returns for Expats
You spent days, perhaps even months, wrestling with receipts, forms, and numbers to prepare your tax return. After countless hours of hard work, you…
7 FAQs Will Teach You How To Survive an IRS Audit
You go through your day’s mail at your kitchen table. Among the usual bills and ads, a letter catches your attention—it’s from the IRS. …
7 Smart Tax-Saving Strategies for High-Income Earner Expats
Earning a high income has advantages, but it can also put you in a higher tax bracket. This means the government takes more of…
Will the IRS take my refund for my student loan in 2024?
It’s tax season again, and many ask, “Will the IRS take my refund for my student loan in 2024?” Tax refunds can be a…
Owe a Sizable Tax Debt? Your Pension Could Be in Jeopardy
Here’s one of the most frequent questions people ask me about back taxes. “Can the IRS garnish my pension to compensate for back taxes?”…
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