Form 8858 – Practical Info – What Expats Need to Know
Form 8858 is an IRS form requirement for people who own certain foreign entities. If the filing requirement applies, you must do it accurately…
What Is Form 8833? A Guide for Expats
What You Need to Know About The Form 8833 When a taxpayer elects to take a position that overrules or modifies any provisions of…
IRS 1042-S Form – Reporting Amounts Paid to Foreign Persons
U.S. tax laws are hard enough for Americans to understand. They become even more challenging for non-residents who earn income from U.S. sources and…
How to File Form 5471 for U.S. Expats with Foreign Corporations
If you are a U.S. citizen or resident involved with a foreign corporation, you may need to file IRS Form 5471, even if the…
How to Report Profit or Loss from Business with Schedule C for Expats
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…
How to File the New IRS Form W-4 for Expats
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…
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…
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…
IRS Form 944: How to File When Your Business Owes Less
When it comes to running a business, staying on top of your tax responsibilities is crucial. If you’re a small-scale employer, chances are you…
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