Taxpayer identification numbers are essential for anyone who wants to pay taxes in the United Stat...
Jan 26, 2024

As an expat, dealing with the tax laws of two countries can be a challenging task. One o...
Jan 12, 2024

If you invested your money in stock & mutual funds and received dividends and capital gain dis...
Oct 21, 2022

Every year, the IRS sends out millions of notices to taxpayers. These letters are sent f...
May 06, 2022

Life as an active member of the United States Armed Forces can be as challenging as it i...
May 05, 2022

When we hear the word “education”, we often think of children. But, education is broad...
Mar 23, 2022

There are a handful of states with low state tax or without an income tax, and a couple of others ...
Mar 16, 2022

The head of household filing status is one that few people understand. But it is important to unde...
Mar 04, 2022

The purpose of Section 199A deduction or Pass-through deduction is to provide some rel...
Feb 27, 2022

New Yorkers - don’t pay sales tax for home improvement <...
Feb 21, 2022

Leaving big cities for less crowded living environments is a decision taken by many during the Cov...
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Situational analysis Non...
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Prior year transcripts - who to call, which forms to fill out, etc.

A common misunderstanding is that US citizens abroad do not have to file tax returns

Audits are no fun, especially when the documents are not standard US tax forms; TFX can help

How the IRS computes tax, interest, and other penalties & what you can do to avoid them

TFX is an authorized e-file firm and e-files tax returns for taxpayers globally

If you do have a tax bill, what are the ways you can pay the IRS?

We can amend prior filed returns to ensure you get the deductions & credits you are eligible for

In cases where E-filing is not permitted (IRS rules), we outline where and how to snail mail the returns

The IRS can’t chase you forever; we break down the rules behind the IRS statute of limitations

What are ITINs, who needs one, how to get one, and when they expire

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Second method to meet the Foreign earned income exclusion (FEIE)

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Which documents you may require in getting caught up to date on your tax returns

It depends. State taxes are one of the most misunderstood aspects of expat tax.

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US citizens & Green Card holders who are living and working outside the US

TFX has partnerships with many international schools to assist their staff with tax filings

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Aid workers (& other staff) of the UN, EC, WHO or WB have many tax advantages and tax complexities

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Global citizens who earn a living without a permanent establishment

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