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FBAR and FATCA for Beginners: What US Expats Need to Know

Moving abroad involves plenty of adjustments, whether you’re finding a home or learning local customs. However, for American expats, it also means managing unique financial reporting rules. FBAR and FATCA are two separate U.S. reporting requirements for foreign financial accounts and assets. They’re easy to confuse, and many expats end
The Best Countries for Paying Low Taxes

FEIE vs. Foreign Tax Credit: Which Is Better for US Expats in 2026?

Moving abroad comes with a lot of excitement, but it also introduces unique financial obligations. We Americans are bound by U.S. citizenship-based taxation, which means we must report our worldwide income to the IRS regardless of where we live. Fortunately, the tax code provides tools to prevent us from paying
6 Countries That Don’t Tax Your Social Security

5 Countries That Don’t Tax Your Social Security in 2026

Chances are, as you prepare for retirement, you’ve spent decades paying into the Social Security system with every paycheck. Now that it’s finally time to collect, the last thing you want is a foreign government taking a second bite out of your monthly check. For American retirees considering their best

Remote Work in Spain

Remote Work in Spain in 2026: Requirements, Taxes & Real Experiences

The dream of trading a cubicle for a seaside café in Valencia is closer than ever. In 2026, the Spanish digital nomad visa remains a top choice for Americans looking to lower their stress without quitting their jobs. Whether you want to escape rising costs or just need a change

Where Americans Are Retiring Abroad and How Their Income Is Taxed

Thank you to our friends at MyExpatTaxes for compiling this data! These are all the countries we visit on our group scouting trips, and they shared this info so you could make the best choice about where to visit. Join us for a free Q&A session to learn more! —Jen

Guide to Establishing Residency in South Dakota

I’m sitting on my sixth flight in 3 days, headed back to Mérida, Yucatán after spending 36 hours in South Dakota. That’s quite a long distance for such a short trip! Here’s why it was worth it. What’s your domicile? When you move abroad, you remain a citizen of the

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