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Important Newsbreak for Expats Who Just Found Out About FBAR and are Considering joining OVDI
If you are an American citizen who is considering joining the 2011 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative, you need to talk to us about it first. The government is only giving a pass at filing delinquent FBARs without a penalty to those who have have already reported and paid back taxes. We have written an article that explains how we can help and are currently accepting new clients ahead of the August 31st deadline.IRS Exempts 4 countries from Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Rules Time Requirements
The IRS has exempted expats living in Libya, Yeman, Egypt and Syria from certain time requirements under the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Rules (Form 2555 the current $92,900 earned income exclusion). They have done this since many US expats may have had to abandon their residency due to political turmoil in those countries during 2011.
To real full details and the time parameters which apply read the Journal of Accountancy Article HERE
Visit our website at www.TaxMeLess.com for further assistance with your US expat tax return preparation or just to learn more about the various applicable rules and regulations.
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