Section 911 – What Expats Need to Know
Section 911 And The Timing Of A Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Election Section 911(a) of the Code allows qualified citizens and residents of the…
US citizens and green card holders must file US taxes regardless of where they live — a requirement many expats are surprised to learn applies to them. Tax Samaritan’s US expat taxes articles serve as the broad starting point: what to file, when it’s due, and how worldwide income reporting works for Americans abroad.
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Affordable Care Act (ACA) – Individual Shared Responsibility Provision While Living Abroad
What is the individual shared responsibility provision? Starting in 2014, the individual shared responsibility provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) calls for each…
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Nonresident Gambling Tax Rules for Expats
Nonresident Gambling Generally, nonresident aliens who gamble in the United States must pay U.S. tax on their gambling income won in the United States;…
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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…
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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….
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