Do you have to file an FBAR? I breakdown the requirements here for you...
Do you have to file an FBAR? I breakdown the requirements here for you...
Guidance for U.S. expatriates and how they can use the FEIE method to reduce their student loan payments and ease their financial burden while living abroad.
In this post, we'll explore the new tax benefits available in Puerto Rico, including tax incentives for individuals and businesses, as well as the requirements for taking advantage of these incentives.
This new legal provision allows non-Puerto Rico-based companies to employ workers even if or when they work remotely from Puerto Rico...
Understand the ways in which businesses that are now contemplating a transfer to Puerto Rico might profit and benefit from doing so...
There are seven income tax brackets at the federal level. What are they, how do they work, and how do they affect you...
Here I explain what a gross income means and how it relates to taxes
Learn more about the requirements of becoming a bonafide resident of Puerto Rico and how to satisfy the residency tests
My tax tips for those of you that are your own boss!
Puerto Rico tax benefits and more: Brief overview of appealing tax incentives and a description of some of the beautiful cultural traditions of Puerto Rico
Learn what an Opportunity Zone is, how to get the most out of your capital profits, and what type of investment activities are eligible
Look into what an S corporation is and how to qualify for the status
The amount of your standard deduction is based on three main factors...
Not all taxpayers qualify for the standard deduction...
In order to deduct the amount of income that will be subject to U.S. taxes, you are allowed to select one of two types of deductions...
If you don't live in the United States, why do you have to file taxes there? There are two main reasons...
When filing your U.S. taxes, you may be asking yourself: If my spouse doesn't have a Social Security Number, what should we do?...
If any of these situations sound like yours, it is best to immediately contact a tax attorney...