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U.S Tax Impact from portability between non-US retirement plans
Transfer of funds from one pension plan to another may be treated a taxable event in the US (there is no official document to substantiate the tax exemption). Introduction Many Americans are working abro...
How You Are Affected by the Affordable Healthcare Act as a US Expat
For the first time, United States Citizens are obligated to report information regarding health care coverage as well as their eligibility on their US income tax return. This is all because of the ACA (Affordable Care Ac...
NATO Personnel & US Tax
Ottawa Agreement & US Tax Ottawa Agreement outlines taxation for NATO Personnel. However, this is mostly in the eyes of the 'host country'. For US persons, NATO Compensation is not exempt from U.S. Tax (except for Combat service) The agreement provides tax exemption from the host country...
Tax Reform for Individuals With Foreign Corporations - Extended Effect of Sec 962 Election
What does Sec 962 mean for U.S. owners of foreign-controlled corporations (CFC)? The cornerstone of Tax Reform 2017 in the area of international taxes is the imposition of Transition t...
Are You Required to Submit a 2018 Tax Return?
Tax season is open, and the IRS estimates it will process almost 155 million tax returns from individuals during the 2018 tax season. So the question is, are you required to file a tax return? The tax system requires that income be reported for the previous year, so in 2018 you will report your income and deductions from the 2017 tax ye...
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Denied - Case Study
Interpretation of the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion A tax court recently found that a contractor of Korean Air could not claim the foreign earned income exclusion. ...