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The rapid growth of remote working allows people to explore far off lands and cultures without taking time off work, and it can also offer an opportunity to save money. Understanding tax implications is extremely important, not just from the financial implications, but legal as well.

Each country has different rules and tax rates to be aware of. For example, a higher tax rate in one of the desirable European cities may be worth trading for a no-tax island in the Caribbean, depending on your circumstances. There is a lot to know. For example, US citizens may be required to file a Foreign Bank Account Report with their tax return. Whatever your situation, it is always best to know before you go.

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Sending Money Home or Receiving Help Abroad? Gift Tax Rules for U.S. Expats
April 3, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
Sending money to family—or receiving help from them—often feels like a personal, no-strings-attached decision. Just a transfer, a gift, a bit of support across borders. But when you’re a U.S. taxpayer, those transfers don’t always stay personal. The IRS has its own definition of what counts as a “gift,” along with limits, reporting rules, and […]
IRS Form 2350: How Expats Can Extend Their U.S. Tax Deadline
April 2, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
Living abroad can reset almost everything—your time zone, your grocery list, even your definition of “good coffee.” What it doesn’t reset? Your obligation to file a U.S. tax return. For expats, the real prize is tax relief through the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) or Foreign Housing Exclusion. But to qualify, you need to show […]
Why Green Card Holders Must File U.S. Taxes—Even While Living Overseas
April 1, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
A lot of people assume a green card mostly matters for immigration. And then tax season rolls around, they’re living abroad, earning abroad, maybe paying tax abroad—and the U.S. still expects a return. That’s because for tax purposes, green card holders are generally treated like U.S. tax residents, even when they live overseas. In other […]

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