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How to Report Profit or Loss from Business with Schedule C for Expats
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How to Report Profit or Loss from Business with Schedule C for Expats

ByRandall Brody June 24, 2024October 3, 2024

Running a business involves managing a packed schedule. Tax season adds to the workload with extra paperwork. If you’re among the ten percent of…

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Passive Foreign Investment Company
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Passive Foreign Investment Company | Practical Info You Need To Know

ByRandall Brody June 15, 2024October 3, 2024

Many portions of the U.S. tax code contain confusing and sometimes harsh rulings. The rules for passive foreign investment companies (PFIC) are incomparable in…

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How to File the New IRS Form W-4 for Expats

ByRandall Brody June 11, 2024October 3, 2024

If you’ve ever started a new job, you’ve probably filled out an IRS Form W-4 or the Employee’s Withholding Certificate. It’s a document that…

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4 Ways to Remove Federal Tax Liens
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4 Ways to Remove Federal Tax Liens

ByRandall Brody May 22, 2024March 12, 2025

Tax liens are more than just a hassle – they’re a serious threat that can disrupt your life and finances. Imagine waking up one…

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IRS Notice 5071C - Taxpayer Identity Verification Request
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How to Handle IRS Notice 5071C – Taxpayer Identity Verification Request

ByRandall Brody May 22, 2024March 12, 2025

It’s tax season again, and while taxpayers are busy filing returns, scammers are working hard to steal information. Identity theft affects 1 in 3…

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How the IRS CP01A Notice Protects Expats from Identity Theft
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How the IRS CP01A Notice Protects Expats from Identity Theft

ByRandall Brody May 17, 2024October 3, 2024

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…

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How to Report Cash Payments Over $10,000 on IRS Form 8300 – A Guide for Expats
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How to Report Cash Payments Over $10,000 on IRS Form 8300 – A Guide for Expats

ByRandall Brody May 17, 2024October 3, 2024

Despite the rise of electronic payments, cash transactions persist in business. While they offer convenience, they present challenges during tax preparation. The IRS is…

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Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying or Filing My Taxes?
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Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying or Filing My Taxes?

ByRandall Brody May 2, 2024March 12, 2025

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….

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Tax extension
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How To File a Tax Extension with Form 4868 – A Guide for Expats

ByRandall Brody May 2, 2024October 3, 2024

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…

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