Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) refers to essential details about individuals who ultimately own or control a legal entity. This information typically includes names, addresses, and ownership percentages. Being aware of this information can aid authorities in...
We live in a globalized world, and people often work in one country while retaining the citizenship of another. U.S. expats often work abroad, earning income overseas. Their foreign-earned income may be exempt from their U.S. taxes, at least to an extent. You may...
The IRS keeps a watchful eye on Americans who are involved in foreign financial matters, such as foreign trusts and corporations. If that sounds like you, you might have a few reporting requirements. If you are the owner of a foreign trust or are involved in a foreign...
All Americans, including those who live overseas, have to file annual tax returns with the IRS. If you were unaware of this and owe back taxes, how can you pay them? If you owe taxes to the IRS and you live overseas, you can pay them just as you would if you lived...
Having dual U.S. citizenship, meaning you have citizenship with the U.S. and a foreign country, can impact your taxes, depending on where you live. If you live abroad, you will have to claim certain credits and exclusions to avoid double taxation. Having dual...
Living and working abroad can be a great experience, but it does not always end the way we want. Due to circumstances beyond their control, some people may be forced to return home to the U.S. suddenly. This can be difficult for numerous reasons, including paying...