Expatriate Tax Returns helps US expats use tax treaties, FTCs, and IRS Form 8833 to reduce double taxation and minimize tax burdens in 2025.
(PRUnderground) February 26th, 2025
Avoiding double taxation is a top priority for US expats, and Expatriate Tax Returns is helping clients understand how to leverage tax treaties to reduce their financial burden in 2025.
Tax treaties between the US and foreign countries provide clear rules on how income, pensions, and other financial matters are taxed. Expats can benefit from:
- Foreign Tax Credits (FTC): Offset taxes paid abroad against US taxes owed.
- Tax Treaty Tie-Breaker Rules: Resolve conflicts for dual residents by determining primary tax residency.
- Withholding Reductions: Reduce or eliminate withholding taxes on interest, dividends, and royalties.
Understanding these provisions requires careful review of treaty terms and filing IRS Form 8833 to claim benefits. Tax treaties are a vital tool for saving money and avoiding unnecessary taxation.
For more information on tax treaties and double taxation relief, visit www.expatriatetaxreturns.com or call (561) 715-0630.
About Expatriate Tax Returns
The firm, proudly woman-owned by Diane Siriani, a CPA, along with her team of experienced tax accountants, has been at the forefront of the profession for over 30 years, utilizing the best industry technologies to serve clients effectively and efficiently. Thanks to the flexibility offered by the internet, we have been able to service US citizens located anywhere in the world…quickly, efficiently and professionally.
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