Additional Articles about Expat Tax, Overseas Tax, Offshore Tax, Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and More:

Expat Taxes -- Capital Gain Taxes Going Up, Way Up By John Harvey Americans abroad face increased taxes in 2010 and beyond. John Harvey gives a helpful overview of the changes to come.

US Expat Tax -- 13 Common Expat Tax Traps By Nick Hodges, CPA/PFS, MBA, CFP While the expat experience can be an exciting an exhilarating adventure, there is no greater frustration and disappointment than having the IRS ruin your experience by auditing your tax return while away, calculating additional taxes due, penalizing and charging you interest during the process, and even perhaps suggesting jail time for your mistakes.

Tax Havens -- G20 Summit By Soho Properties It seems likely that, with the tax havens capitulating into opening up their books, criminal elements will move their money out, and quickly. But where will they hole it up next: offshore real estate?

Overseas Tax -- Nonresident Taxability By Marc J. Strohl, CPA Where on the expat tax return income is taxed and how it is taxed depends upon whether the income is effectively connected with a US trade or business. Strohl provides a helpful chart of income types and how to determine if they are taxed.

Expat Tax -- 2006 Tax Changes that Impact Expats By Marc J. Strohl, CPA Effective January 1, 2006 as amended by IRC Sec. 515 of the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (TIPRA) that until this date the first $80,000 earned overseas was excluded from US taxation, with the next dollar earned overseas treated as though it were the first dollar of income and taxed at the very lowest tax bracket.

Expat Tax -- Should You Sell Your Principal Residence, Maintain it or Rent it? Sale of a Principal Residence Exclusion Rules and Rental of foreign/ US Properties By Marc J. Strohl, CPA How do expat tax laws impact your decision to rent, sell or maintain your principal residence when you move overseas?

Tax Topics -- US Resident Alien By Marc J. Strohl, CPA

Tax Topics -- Self-Employment By Marc J. Strohl, CPA Strohl explores the expat tax implications of being self employed while living abroad.

Tax Form 2555 -- The Hidden Jewel By Marc J. Strohl, CPA

Tax Topics -- Tax Treaties & the Individual By Marc J. Strohl, CPA

American Expats -- Tax Issues To Know Before You Go By Marc J. Strohl, CPA From the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (Form 2555) to tax considerations for the self-employed expatriate, this article provides a comprehensive checklist of information for the US person to consider prior to accepting an assignment outside the US.

Tax Advice -- Elimination of Dual Taxation By Steven Y.C. Kang, CPA

Advice -- Tax Tips for Americans Overseas By Jane Bruno

Expert Advice -- Tax Saving Tips for Expats By Dean Demos

Advice -- Tax Planning Assignments in the U.S. By Dean Demos

Hong Kong -- Inheritance Taxes for Expats By Howard Bilton Despite the abolition of the estate duty in Hong Kong, many residents of Hong Kong are subject to estate duties or inheritance taxes by other countries, where they have investments or are domiciled.

Living in France -- Double Taxation Treaty By Steve Grover Under the new agreement for the first five years after becoming a resident of France your wealth tax liability will only be based on French assets, with all other assets outside France not being taken into account.

Moving to Spain -- Property Taxes By Ciara Carruthers An overview of various taxes that apply to property owners in Spain.

French Tax Laws -- Inheritance Tax Changes By Steve Grover In 2007, the French Inheritance and French Gift Tax Laws changed. Steve Grover discusses the changes and how they may impact you.

Expat Taxes -- Taxation of Expats in the UK By Prepared by Richard Watts-Joyce CTA - Global Tax Network, London Information for UK Expats about UK Tax Issues. Includes residence claims, tax planning, tax compliance, PAYE tax (Pay as You Earn) and more.

Taxes -- Expat Tax Extensions By Steven Y.C. Kang, CPA

Expat Taxes -- Income Earned Abroad By Donald Walter, CPA Americans living abroad are subject to US tax liability on their foreign earned income -- even though the foreign country may tax the same earnings.