🎁 IRS Form 3520 Explained: How to Report Gifts and Inheritances from Non-U.S. Relatives
Received money or an inheritance from a non U.S. relative? Learn when IRS Form 3520 is required and how to avoid costly penalties.
The Beckham Law and Beyond: 🇪🇸 How New Resident Tax Regimes Can Benefit Americans Living Abroad
Spain’s Beckham Law and new expat tax regimes in Portugal, Italy, Greece, and beyond... what Americans abroad need to know in 2026.
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion: The Trade-offs Nobody Talks About 🤔
The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion can save you tax — but may cost you thousands in tax credits, deductions, and retirement options expats often overlook.
🏡 When Your Foreign Home Becomes a US Tax Burden: The Hidden Costs of Corporate Ownership Abroad
Owning your foreign home through a local company might make sense abroad, but for US tax purposes, it can create hidden reporting burdens and unexpected tax consequences.
📢 Expat Tax Watch: What’s Changing, What’s Coming, and What You Can Do
From tariff talk to reporting rules, expats are facing a wave of potential tax changes in 2025. In this blog, I break down four key issues every U.S. expat and international taxpayer should keep an eye on.
🛩️ Do Digital Nomads Qualify for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion? Let’s Talk About Your Tax Home.
For digital nomads, one key consideration is the "tax home," a critical factor in qualifying for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE).
How My Expat Clients Follow Tax Deadlines, Use Extensions, and Avoid Penalties and Interest
Living abroad comes with many adventures, but one thing that doesn’t stay behind is […]
👩⚖️ Matriarch’s Guide to the Farhy Tax Case: Protecting Your Financial Future
The Farhy Tax Case: Why It Matters: $10,000 penalties for missing international tax filings? The 2024 Farhy case highlights why timely filing is critical for expats with foreign corporations.
💲Selling Your Foreign Property: A Guide for US Expats
Are you contemplating selling your foreign property? Whether it was your primary home or […]