Did you know that moving to a new state doesn't automatically end your tax obligations to your old one? Learn the six warning signs that your former state may still consider you a resident — and the steps you need to take to protect yourself from a costly audit.

Now that you have established or become a beneficiary of a foreign trust, you may need to consider whether you have a US income tax return and information reporting requirement. If you are a US citizen, permanent resident, or a US resident taxpayer you may be subject to US taxes and reporting on your worldwide assets.

US citizens and expats with foreign bank accounts face strict IRS and FinCEN reporting requirements. From FBAR to FATCA, learn the most common mistakes — and how to stay compliant.

If you own or operate a small business, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal tax year. One of the most talked-about legislative developments heading into the next filing seasons is what’s being referred to as the “Big, Beautiful Bill.”

Social Security - Totalization Agreements The U.S. Social Security system generally requires individuals to earn a minimum amount of covered work in order to qualify for retirement, disability, or survivor benefits. For U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who spend part of their careers working outside the United States, meeting these requirements can be challenging. To address this issue, the United States has entered into Social Security Totalization Agreements wit

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.