Tax Strategy
Foreign LLC Tax for Americans Abroad
Learn how U.S. tax classification for a foreign LLC depends on per-se status, member liability, elections, ownership, and filing-year reporting tests.
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Educational U.S. tax articles for Americans living abroad, including FBAR, FATCA, and Foreign Earned Income Exclusion topics.
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Tax Strategy
Learn how U.S. tax classification for a foreign LLC depends on per-se status, member liability, elections, ownership, and filing-year reporting tests.
Tax Strategy
US expats who receive distributions from foreign trusts face complex reporting on Form 3520 and potential 35% penalties. Learn grantor vs non-grantor trust rules.
State Taxes
Follow this step-by-step guide to terminate state residency before moving abroad. Sell property, change voter registration, surrender your license, and document your intent.
PFIC
Foreign mutual funds, UCITS, OEICs, and unit trusts inside ISAs are almost always PFICs. Learn why and what US expats should hold instead.
PFIC
PFIC excess distributions trigger interest charges, effective 50%+ tax rates, and $10,000 penalties per missed Form 8621. Learn the real cost of PFIC non-compliance.
Digital Nomads
The Physical Presence Test requires 330 full days outside the US in a 12-month period. Learn day-counting methods, common mistakes, and how to track travel for digital nomads.
Tax Strategy
Renouncing U.S. citizenship is an immigration decision with a separate U.S. tax analysis. Learn how covered-expatriate status, Form 8854, assets, retirement accounts, and post-renunciation income fit together.
Digital Nomads
Digital nomads earning self-employment income face 15.3% US SE tax even if they exclude income under the FEIE. Learn Totalization Agreements and quarterly estimate strategies.
Tax Strategy
Subpart F forces US shareholders of CFCs to include passive and mobile income currently. Learn the categories, attribution rules, and planning strategies for expats.
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