Tax Blog about U.S. expat taxes for Americans living abroad • Page 15 of 35

How to legally save money on income tax

As we know, the rules for filing income, estate, and gift tax returns and paying estimated tax for US citizens or resident aliens are...

And this week’s question comes from a digital nomad Chiang Mai, and the question is: Do self-employed US citizens abroad have to...

And now, the final follow-up question from our digital nomad in Chiang Mai: Should I pay Social Security (SS) contributions or not? Before...

On November 24, 2015, the IRS issued notice 2015-82, increasing from $ 500 to $ 2,500 the amount which can be expensed for tangible...

So, if despite (partially) losing social security benefits, you still want to avoid paying Social Security Tax by being employed by a...

Merry Christmas everyone. So, now the topic that all the good boys and girls were waiting for: Santa Taxation. * Is that thing that you...

I previously wrote about the filing obligation of dependents at Filing obligation of a 6-year-old, (child's investment) with the key...

State Residency is a concept used by US states to determine whether you are liable to pay state income taxes. Your residence does not...

Tax treaties may provide unique advantages; feel free to look at them to see if it contains something that could be useful to your...

Hi! In the post Overstayed Your Welcome? “Substantial Presence” in the USA & Foreign Teacher, Student, Trainee or Government Employee...

As seen on the Maple Sandbox: There is a bit of anxiety concerning what happens at the US border once you have a CLN or once you’ve...