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Expatriate
Laws & Regulations for US Income Tax Filing
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Income Tax Return Preparation (Form 1040) for Expatriates (U.S. Citizens
working abroad)
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Expatriate Laws Clarified for Foreign
Earned Income Exclusion (Form 2555)
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Use Foreign Tax Credits on Non-Excluded Income (Form 1116)
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Report Foreign Bank and Financial Account Information (Form TDF 90-22.1)
Experience with unique situations, including:
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U.S. citizens with alien spouses
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Separate or joint filings
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Regaining the right to use income exclusions after periods of filing omissions
and seizing of assets by the IRS
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Federal estate filings for aliens
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Filing for a dual citizen after 6 years of no filing when taxes, interest & penalties had climbed over $ 100,000
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Double filing as U.S. citizen and alien in the same year after renouncing U.S. citizenship
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