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Navigating Dual Tax Residency in 2024

Dual tax residency can lead to confusion and potential double taxation for expats and cross-border workers. Learn how to leverage tax treaties, claim Foreign Tax Credits, and ensure compliance with IRS requirements to avoid paying taxes twice. Stay proactive with proper planning and professional guidance.
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Corporate Transparency Act: What US Business Owners Need to Know

The Corporate Transparency Act requires most US businesses to file a Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) by January 1, 2025. This new FinCEN requirement aims to combat financial crimes and mandates disclosure of beneficial owners’ details. Prepare now to avoid penalties of up to $500 per day.
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Diane Siriani, CPA

Over 30 Years of Experience

We are owned and operated by a licensed CPA that has been in business for over 30 years. We do our own tax work right in house and all preparers work directly for Expatriate Tax Returns. All work is performed under strict guidelines that have been set by our professional standards and by the IRS.

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What Our Clients Say

My friend who introduced me the service since 2014 and they are very professional and responsive. I had to correct my tax return information document previous year back and they are very helpful to make the change. The best part is I only fill out the forms and send document then they do the rest. I am working in asia and I am happy with their services.
- Piseth Sok

I have lived in Costa Rica for the last decade or so and had been doing my own taxes until I found Expatriate Tax Returns 3 years ago. I was calculating my taxes as if I still lived in Colorado. There is a HUGE difference in how much you pay if you are only in the US for a month a year. Now that I know that I make sure to limit my stays in the US and it drops my taxes substantially. They've saved me a small fortune.
- Costa Rich