Some of the many expat and nonresident forms include the following. Many forms require 5 or more hours to complete – if filled out by an average taxpayer. We can reduce your time and save money.
Don D. Nelson is an Attorney at Law and retired Certified Public Accountant with 37 years experience in U.S. expatriate, international and nonresident taxation. He can offer you "attorney client privilege" to protect your sensitive and confidential information. Accountants, CPAs and enrolled agents cannot provide you with that important legal protection. He is a partner in Kauffman Nelson LLP, Certified Public Accountants which practices exclusively in International and Expatriate Taxation. He has assisted over 1,000 clients with their US expatriate and International tax matters and prepared many thousands of expatriate and international tax returns.
Some of the many expat and nonresident forms include the following. Many forms require 5 or more hours to complete – if filled out by an average taxpayer. We can reduce your time and save money.
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Most of the common errors taxpayers make on their tax returns are easily avoidable. By carefully reviewing their return, taxpayers can save time and effort by not having to correct it later. Filing electronically also helps prevent mistakes. Tax software…
2022 Fast Tax Facts for US Expatriates and Green Card Holders Living and Working AbroadKauffman Nelson LLP CPAS – Don D. Nelson , Attorney, Charles Kauffman CPAIf you are a US Citizen or green card holder you must…
If you are a US expatriate living abroad, you are still subject to US estate tax on your assets no matter where they are located in the world. Also, even if you are below the estate tax threshold, your US…
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Many United States taxpayers have foreign bank and financial accounts that they are obligated to report. However, many of these foreign account owners fail to report it, which is why the FBAR, also known as FinCEN Form 114, was created. …
Fueled by rising gas prices, the optional standard mileage rate will jump for the rest of this year, effective July 1. For the second half of 2022, the standard mileage rate for business travel will be 62.5 cents per mile, up…