If a person is aware that they were born in America, but continues to reside in a foreign country, they must not assume that they are no longer classed as an American Citizen.
Is giving up my US citizenship an option avoiding the issues that being a US citizen in the UK brings?
As an American living abroad, how do I avoid US tax on foreign income?
I'm American but I'm planning to move to the UK in the near future. What can I do to minimize my tax exposure both in the UK and the US?
I'm filing my taxes and I'm not sure which tax break to apply, can I switch from FEIE to FTC?
To revoke the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) means that you will stop using this option when you submit your US tax return.
A comprehensive guide to Split Year Treatment and how it can help protect internationally mobile people from paying tax on their worldwide income in the UK.
An explanation of how to use the Statutory Residence Test to determine whether you are a UK resident or not for tax purposes. This has been updated with an easy to follow flowchart which you can ...
More and more British expats are receiving letters telling them that their UK based financial accounts are shortly going to be closed. This article explains the background and various options ...
Understanding the German healthcare system is essential if you are moving to Germany as it is different from most other countries. This article explains the German healthcare system and German health ...
Many US expats are wrongly advised when it comes to their 401k accounts when they move abroad, so we interviewed Melissa Eugenio and Paul Beard from our partners Alexander Beard to find out what ...
Overall, despite the doom and gloom headlines preceding the budget announcement, the UK remains a fairly tax-efficient place to be for expats. In this article we explore the key tax headlines for ...
I'm British but will be living in the US for a while, which is going to make me a US-connected person. How are my investments likely to be impacted?
I'm considering using a wealth manager to help me with my investments, but I'm not sure what I should be paying. What fees can I expect to pay for investment advice as a US citizen in the UK?
I want to invest in a US ETF but haven't found a broker who will help, is it possible?
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