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Form 8858 for US Expats: What It Covers and Who Needs to File
If you're a US person who owns a Foreign Disregarded Entity (FDE) or operates a foreign branch, think a foreign LLC or sole proprietorship treated as disregarded for US tax purposes, there's a good chance the IRS wants to hear about it. There's no income threshold, so...
Navigating the Tax Transparency Landscape
Join us on Wednesday, July 29 for an informational webinar exploring the challenges posed by recent company tax disclosures, including their history, connection to the tax policy debate, and the weaknesses of the data.Read More
What 250 Years of Tax History Reveal About the US Tax Code
Just as many parts of American life have transformed over the past 250 years, so too has the federal tax system. While most taxes levied in the 18th century are still levied in some form today, the federal government's reliance on them, the complexity of the tax code,...
VAT Exemption Thresholds in Europe, 2026
Worldwide, 175 countries-including all major European countries-levy a value-added tax (VAT) on goods and services. However, to reduce compliance and administrative costs, most countries have VAT exemption thresholds: if a business is below a certain annual revenue...
Do Green Card Holders Need to File US Taxes While Living Abroad?
Quick answer: Yes. A Green Card doesn't just affect your immigration status; it also creates ongoing US tax obligations. That's because the IRS treats Green Card holders as US tax residents and requires them to report their worldwide income, even when they live...
Do Green Card Holders Need to File US Taxes While Living Abroad?
Quick answer: Yes. A Green Card doesn't just affect your immigration status; it also creates ongoing US tax obligations. That's because the IRS treats Green Card holders as US tax residents and requires them to report their worldwide income, even when they live...
Moving to Uruguay: A Complete Tax Guide for US Expats
Uruguay is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Americans seeking a high quality of life, political stability, and a relaxed pace of living. Often referred to as the "Switzerland of South America" due to its strong democratic institutions, stable economy,...
Not Ready for the June 15th Expat Tax Deadline?
June 15 is just around the corner, and if you still haven't finished your US tax return, you're not alone. Many Americans living abroad find themselves scrambling to gather foreign income records, tax documents, and account information as the expat filing deadline...
The Real November Ballot Question: What Price Are Floridians Willing to Pay to “Save Their Homes?”
While a proposal to phase down property taxes on the primary residences of Florida homeowners may grab headlines, it risks severely undermining the competitiveness of Florida's overall tax structure and leaving the state worse off.Read More
The Real November Ballot Question: What Price Are Floridians Willing to Pay to “Save Their Homes?”
While a proposal to phase down property taxes on the primary residences of Florida homeowners may grab headlines, it risks severely undermining the competitiveness of Florida's overall tax structure and leaving the state worse off.Read More
