If you are a US Citizen or resident alien for tax purposes, you may have income from foreign sources. US Citizens and resident aliens must report all income from all sources globally (including those outside of the U.S.). But you should know the 4 ways to reduce taxes on your foreign income.
Do you have to pay taxes on gifts received from another country? We break down what you need to know, including monetary limits and IRS form 3520.
Discover essential tips on how to avoid double taxation on RSU sales for high-income earners with expert guidance from a financial advisor.
Recently sell stock at a loss and then purchase a similar option within 30 days? If so, be wary of the wash sale rule related to equity compensation!
Discover the power of Tax Aware Borrowing and how to use it to your advantage. Unlock financial freedom with the help of this unique financial tip.
Wondering how long to keep tax documents? Learn the suggested length of storing specific tax and financial documents to be compliant with the IRS.
How much income tax will I pay while working on an H1B in the US? Learn what to expect from state and local taxes, depending on your income level.
Can stock losses offset real estate gains? At the end of the year, tax professionals often receive these types questions. Read on for all you need to know!
It is jokingly said that there are only two sure things in life: death and taxes. Read on to learn the difference between state and federal taxes.
Converting a rental property to a primary residence to avail the $500k capital gains tax exemption is possible, but there are things you need to know.
Living and working in the US is undoubtedly attractive but for a variety of reasons you may decide to call it a day, reuniting with family or simply pursuing other opportunities abroad. Yet keeping your green card or US citizenship when you’ve settled abroad may imply intrusive, annual US tax filings even though you’ve left the country.
If you are a foreigner working in the US, it is a good idea to contribute to a 401(k) plan if your employer offers one. But what should you do if you move back to your home country?
While you are on an H1B visa, you can work only for your authorized employer specified on your I-129. However, there may be reasons that you want to generate additional income outside of your work. Most ways of generating additional income on an H1B visa are prohibited. However, there are a very few select ways that you can generate additional income outside of your H1B authorized job.
RSUs are a common employee benefit. Understand these 5 things to know about your restricted stock units if you're being compensated with them.
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