We all wonder how and how many employees from the IRS are going to be affected by the shutdown of the US Administration. It’s somewhat uncertain, because the IRS has prepared a contingency (“shutdown”) plan that tries to keep operations going, at least initially — so...
Since 1965, we’ve helped American expats navigate their U.S. tax obligations—no matter where they live or where their income comes from. In our websites you will find information on who needs to file, what deductions are available, deadlines, and much more whether you...
US Tax Consultants participated in the “Back to School” event at Navy Exchange, Naval Station Rota, Spain, on August 14. We had the privilege of being introduced by Capt. Charles A. Chmielak, who held a brief conversation with Mr. Richard Griffith, retired military...
Keeping a stash of cash at home or carrying a large sum while traveling isn’t illegal in Portugal — but there are important rules about how much you can pay in cash, and how much you must declare when crossing borders. Crossing Borders: The €10,000 Rule If you’re...
TyN 12AUG2025 The remote work revolution has turned Europe into one of the world’s most attractive destinations for digital nomads. In just a few years, European countries have gone from merely observing this phenomenon to actively designing policies to...
Who are Accidental Americans? The term Accidental Americans refers to people who hold U.S. citizenship—often without realizing it—but who have lived most or all of their lives outside the United States. This can happen, for example, if someone was born in the U.S. to...
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