Offshore Banking and Company Formation

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[...] really took a nosedive in the past few years. We can thank Mitt Romney for this.  With his tax returns in the spotlight, Romney made it clear how much of a tax break the wealthy are getting by [...]

[...] is with the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, which is claimed by filing a Form 2555 with your tax returns.  For people who aren’t eligible for this exclusion, the Foreign Tax Credit can alleviate [...]

[...] Recent buzz in offshore banking news has been about the death of tax havens in Europe.  Already, the tax havens of Europe like Switzerland and Lichtenstein had taken a [...]

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[...] taxes regardless of where you live.  In some situations, this could result in you paying taxes twice – once in the foreign country where you live and again in the US.  Luckily, the IRS isn’ [...]

[...] its citizens and residents regardless of where they live.  This means that you could end paying taxes twice: once in a foreign country and once in the US. For expats who live abroad, one way to avoid [...]