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.

Every Veterans Day, we take a moment to honor those who’ve served — and at MKHS Tax Group, we also want to help them make the most of the tax benefits they’ve earned. Whether you’re retired, transitioning out of active duty, or still serving, there are important federal and state tax provisions designed to support veterans and their families.

Every year on November 10, we celebrate International Accounting Day — a day to honor the professionals who bring structure, accuracy, and calm to a world full of numbers. At MKHS Tax Group, we believe accounting isn’t just about ledgers or spreadsheets — it’s about helping people make sense of their finances so they can make better decisions, build stronger businesses, and sleep better at night. Accounting Is About People, Not Just Numbers Behind every reconciled account or

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

Learn the tax implications of selling your home, both in the U.S. and abroad. Understand how the home sale exclusion, depreciation recapture, and foreign tax credits work for U.S. taxpayers.

Learn how timing income and deductions across borders can optimize U.S. and foreign tax outcomes for expats, remote workers, and global entrepreneurs.

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.

The year’s winding down — but before you celebrate, make sure your fourth-quarter estimated tax strategy is solid. Planning now can help you avoid penalties, reduce surprises in April, and keep more of your hard-earned money where it belongs. Know Your Final Payment Deadline The last estimated tax payment for 2025 is due January 15, 2026. You can pay using EFTPS, IRS Direct Pay, or your state’s online payment system (like CA WebPay for California residents). If you file your

When Congress fails to pass a budget or temporary funding bill, the federal government enters what’s known as a shutdown.

As the year winds down, one of the best ways to save on taxes and strengthen your financial future is by maximizing retirement contributions before December 31st.

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.

Most business owners know the big-ticket deductions — rent, payroll, and office supplies — but some of the best deductions are hiding in plain sight.

When a taxpayer is considered a resident under the domestic law of two countries for the same tax year, both jurisdictions may claim the...

Selling property abroad? Don’t forget that the U.S. taxes you on worldwide income — including capital gains from foreign real estate sales.

Back-to-school season isn’t just about backpacks, lunch boxes, and new schedules — it’s also a great time for parents to review their tax...

In today’s world, digital app payments have become the new norm. Whether you’re sending money to a friend through Venmo, collecting rent via Zelle, or accepting business payments on PayPal or Cash App, these platforms make transactions faster and more convenient.

One of the most important but often overlooked issues for businesses operating across state lines is nexus—the legal connection that determines whether a state has the right to impose its income tax on your business.

When it comes to filing your taxes, two common terms often cause confusion: deductions and credits.