This webinar recap breaks down the essentials of U.S. taxes for expats, including worldwide income rules, FEIE vs. FTC, PFIC reporting, FBAR/FATCA requirements, foreign business filings, and state residency issues. Watch the full video and learn how to stay compliant while living abroad.

Join me for a clear, practical webinar designed for U.S. expats and anyone with foreign assets. We’ll cover who must file, what income is taxable, key foreign asset reporting rules, and common mistakes to avoid. Perfect for Americans abroad, dual citizens, and global families who want to stay compliant with confidence.

Learn the difference between Streamlined and Delinquent FBAR/FATCA filings and how to get compliant with IRS offshore reporting rules safely.

What happens when the IRS acts as prosecutor, jury, and judge—all at once? That’s the question at the heart of the United States v. Sagoo case (2025), a landmark court decision that could reshape how international tax penalties are assessed.

Owning a rental property abroad can be both rewarding and complicated—especially when it comes to U.S. taxes. The United States taxes its...

For U.S. citizens and green card holders living abroad, year-end tax planning is more than just checking a box—it’s about making smart choices to reduce tax burdens, stay compliant, and avoid costly penalties.

For U.S. taxpayers living abroad, two of the most common (and costly) reporting traps are FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Report, FinCEN Form 114) and FATCA (Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, reported on IRS Form 8938).

If you’re a U.S. citizen or green card holder living overseas and haven’t filed U.S. tax returns in a while, don’t panic—there may be a...

Living abroad can be an exciting chapter in your life, but don’t forget—Uncle Sam still expects a tax return. The U.S. is one of the few...

Common Tax Traps for U.S. Expats—and How to Avoid Them

As we step into the 2025 tax season, staying on top of important deadlines is critical to avoid late fees, penalties, or missed...

If you are living abroad and have foreign bank accounts or financial assets, two critical reporting obligations might apply: FBAR and FATCA

If you still have tax returns to file, the IRS’s upcoming e-filing system shutdown on November 30 is a deadline to keep on your radar.