News:
- Higher Passport and Consular Fees
- How New US Banking Laws Threaten Overseas Americans
- Banks blasted for fee smokescreens
- States Move to Allow Overseas and Military Voters to Cast Ballots by Internet
- Even Artichokes have Hearts: Policy for US workers abroad is impractical
- More American Expatriates Give Up Citizenship
- U.S. Expat Taxes Drive Americans to Give Up Citizenship
- What the Health Care Overhaul Means for Americans Abroad
- Internet Voting, Still in Beta
- Medicare Savings: Is the Answer in Mexico?
- Congress Approves Bill Helping Overseas Voters
- Judge: Virginia Violated Rights of Voters Overseas
US taxpayers abroad: The 23 September deadline looms larger for many US citizens and greencard holders abroad than any 15 April tax deadline in the past.
Some US citizens and greencard holders who live overseas know that they are considered non-compliant under IRS (US tax authority) rules which are being more stringently enforced in 2009, and they are debating coming in from the cold. Others are only becoming aware they may not be fulfilling their US tax obligations, even though they assumed they were. Read more of this three-part series: http://genevalunch.com/2009/09/13/us-taxpayers-abroad-part-1-us-swiss-treaty-details-may-not-come-in-time-to-help-us-citizens-abroad/
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