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Straight talk on international tax, written by a former IRS insider.

Am I a US tax resident? The question every international taxpayer should ask

The question is important since the US taxes its citizens and residents on their worldwide income, whereas a non-resident (that is not a US citizen) will be taxed only on the income earned in the US or derived from US sources (which is another issue).

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IRS Notices and Audits

Got an IRS letter? What a former IRS insider would do first

First, don’t panic. IRS sends letters out all the time for various reasons.

Eric Newman, CPA · 2 min read Foreign Reporting

FBAR and FATCA: which foreign accounts must be reported

FBAR and FATCA are two separate U.S. reporting requirements for foreign financial assets.

Eric Newman, CPA · 1 min read Entertainers and Creatives

Touring the US as a foreign artist: what happens to your income

If you are a nonresident performing artist that has a US tour, you will be taxed on your gross receipts at a 30% rate.

Eric Newman, CPA · 1 min read Expats and Families

Moving to or from the US: the tax checklist nobody gives you

Determine your residency status. If a US resident, you will be taxed on your foreign income and assets.

Eric Newman, CPA · 3 min read

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