Subpart F Income and Controlled Foreign Corporations for Expats
One type of entity through which foreign operations may be conducted is a foreign corporation. A major tax advantage of using a foreign corporation…
Year-End Tax Planning for Expats – Basic Tax Planning Strategies
Year-End Tax Planning – The Basics With the end of the year it is time to think about year-end tax planning. Tax planning for…
Deduction Estimate (When Can It Be Used)–Cohan Rule for Expats
The general rule, when dealing with the IRS, is that taxpayers must be able to substantiate all deductions. The burden of proof falls on…
Gambling Expenses Deductible For Professional Gamblers
Professional gamblers are now able to deduct gambling expenses incurred as part of their job Prior to a January 2011 ruling by the U.S….
IRS Letter – See Expats Should Handle Unexpected Notice
IRS Letter – Greetings from the IRS You’ve just picked up your mail and … uh oh, there among the ads, bills and too…
Home Office Deduction – US Taxes for Expats
Home Office Deduction You’ve decided to start a small business working out of your home. Life is great and you can’t beat the commute….
Late Tax Filer Relief For Non-Filers – What Expats Need To Know
Relief for the Late Tax Filer Has it been awhile since you filed a tax return? Feeling guilty? Scared? Sleepless nights? Don’t know what…
Same Sex Marriages Recognized For Federal Tax Purposes
Same Sex Marriages Are Recognized For Federal Tax Purposes The IRS today rules that same-sex couples, legally married in jurisdictions that recognize same sex…
Worldwide Income – Why the US taxes citizens on worldwide income regardless of where they live?
Taxation of Worldwide Income The U.S. is the only country that has taxation of worldwide income for all of its citizens, no matter where…
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