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The rapid growth of remote working allows people to explore far off lands and cultures without taking time off work, and it can also offer an opportunity to save money. Understanding tax implications is extremely important, not just from the financial implications, but legal as well.

Each country has different rules and tax rates to be aware of. For example, a higher tax rate in one of the desirable European cities may be worth trading for a no-tax island in the Caribbean, depending on your circumstances. There is a lot to know. For example, US citizens may be required to file a Foreign Bank Account Report with their tax return. Whatever your situation, it is always best to know before you go.

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Foreign Tax Credit: How Expats Can Lower Their 2026 U.S. Tax Bill
June 9, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
Americans abroad often pay tax where they live and still have to file with the IRS. The Foreign Tax Credit exists for that overlap. It can reduce your U.S. tax bill when you’ve paid eligible income tax to another country, making it especially useful for expats in higher-tax countries. But it isn’t a blanket credit […]
Foreign Tax Credit vs Foreign Earned Income Exclusion: Which Is Better for Expats in 2026?
June 8, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
Two Americans abroad can earn the same income and still need different tax strategies. One may save more with the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, which excludes qualifying foreign earnings from taxable income. The other may do better with the Foreign Tax Credit, which reduces U.S. tax based on eligible foreign taxes paid. For 2026, the […]
How the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Can Lower Your 2026 Taxes
June 7, 2026 by Katelynn Minott, CPA & CEO
Leaving the U.S. does not end your U.S. tax filing obligations. Americans abroad still have to report worldwide income, even when that income is earned and taxed in another country. The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion can reduce that burden. For the 2026 tax year, qualifying taxpayers can exclude up to $132,900 of foreign earned income […]

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