How do I report (or do I report) nontaxable income (foreign pension) on my tax returns?
As a U.S. citizen, you may find that certain treaty provisions do not apply to you because of something that is referred to as the “savings...
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As a U.S. citizen, you may find that certain treaty provisions do not apply to you because of something that is referred to as the “savings...
One possible way to move things along might be to contact the Taxpayer Advocate.
You probably need a tax attorney to make sure that there are no oversights.
This question is a bit vague. There is no special tax that you are subject to by virtue of being a foreigner, however there may be certain...
If the property wad not rented, there does not appear to be a reportable event until you sell. Even if there was no gain, you will want to put it...
If money belongs to your wife, merely the fact that it is paid into your account does not shift the income, if any, to you.
I believe the filing threshold is $50,000 in total agregate foreign financial assets. Thus you would exceed this threshold either way and are...
This sounds like a question to ask an immigration attorney in that country.
The IRS is getting better at matching alimony income and alimony deductions of the respective parties. You definitely should have a practitioner...
The requirements to report the foreign accounts have their roots in the Bank Secrecy Act and not in the Tax Code. Thus, you may have filing...