November 15, 2024 A “digital nomad” is someone who works remotely while traveling from country to country, often without a fixed home base. In 2022, an estimated 16.9 million U.S. workers identified as digital nomads. While this exotic lifestyle offers freedom and flexibility, paying taxes as a digital nomad can be complicated. Without a clear understanding of both American and international tax obligations, you may face significant penalties.Read More
November 15, 2024 Spain is a top destination for American expats, thanks to its pleasant climate, excellent healthcare, and appealing lifestyle. Settling in Spain, however, comes with the responsibility of handling taxes in both the U.S. and Spain. Navigating dual tax obligations can be complex, but understanding these requirements helps expats avoid expensive penalties and ensure compliance with both tax systems.Read More
October 25, 2022 Although many Americans dream of living and working abroad, there are important tax considerations when establishing financial ties in a foreign country. In addition to the local tax codes of the host country, U.S. citizens with financial interests abroad must also comply with the tax guidelines of the IRS.Read More
August 17, 2022 If you’re a US citizen who regularly files taxes, you likely have a Social Security number. But if you’re a non-citizen, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) still expects you to report taxes every year — for which you’ll need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN).Read More
May 13, 2022 The United Kingdom checks a lot of boxes for a lot of Americans. Being a foreign country, it provides U.S. citizens with a healthy dose of exoticism. However, the language and culture are familiar enough that many Americans enjoy a relatively “soft landing” when they decide to relocate.Read More
