Americans Overseas

Welcome to episode 6 of the American Overseas Podcast I'm Linda Mabelis and today I am talking about the impact of the US tax system on Americans Overseas as seen by tax professionals. We will be sharing opinions on short and long-term developments and hearing about cases about expats and accidental AmericansI will be talking with:Daan Durlacher, experience expert, and Robert W. Wood is often listed as a top 10 Tax lawyer for tax controversies and civil cases. Also a widely published author on Forbes and other renowned media. Mr. Wood is known for explaining and demystifying complex tax concepts.Please contact us with any questions you may have: support@americansoverseas.orgLinks:When are you considered a US person (and taxable)RSS feedWebsite Americans Overseas, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedinSubscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Postcastindex

Welcome to episode 5 of the American Overseas Podcast I'm Linda Mabelis and in this episode I am talking about the burden of US persons overseas and the initiatives initiated by the organizations Americans Overseas and American Citizens Abroad in search of sustainable solutions for Americans abroad with my guests:Daan Durlacher, experience expert andMarylouise Serrato, executive director of Americans Citizens Abroad.What burden are we talking about? From American expats to coincidental Americans, they are all facing the same issue: and that is having to deal with citizen-based taxation.Please contact us with any questions you may have: support@americansoverseas.orgLinks:When are you considered a US person (and taxable)RSS feedWebsite Americans Overseas, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedinSubscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Postcastindex

Welcome to episode 4 of American Overseas: US expats abroadAmerica is the only first-world country in the world that enforces a tax duty on American citizens, wherever they live or work.I'm Linda Mabelis and today I'm speaking with experience expat Daan Durlacher about US expats abroad.The subject: What to do and what not to do when you're a US expat abroad.When you leave the US and start living in a European country, you get in an exceptional situation where you have to file both in the US, because you're a US citizen, and in the country where you're living. And that's a new situation. You have 2 filing obligations per year.Please contact us with any questions you may have: support@americansoverseas.orgLinks:When are you considered a US person (and taxable)Green cardRSS feedWebsite Americans OverseasFacebook, Twitter, LinkedinSubscribe op Apple Podcasts, Spotify

Welcome to episode 3 of American OverseasAmerica is the only first-world country in the world that enforces a tax duty on American citizens, wherever they live or work.I'm Linda Mabelis and today I'm speaking with experience expert Daan Durlacher. The subject is: When am I a US citizen and when do I need to pay or file my taxes?Please contact us with any questions you may have: support@americansoverseas.orgLinks:When are you considered a US person (and taxable)Green cardSubstantial presence testWhat should parents take into account?Tax LiabilitySocial SecurityRSS feedWebsite Americans OverseasFacebook, Twitter, LinkedinSubscribe op Apple Podcasts, Spotify

Welcome to episode 2 of American OverseasAmerica is the only first-world country in the world that enforces a tax duty on American citizens, wherever they live or work.I'm Linda Mabelis and today I'm speaking with experience expert Daan Durlacher. We'll discuss what to do if you get a letter from the bank asking for an SSN. What does this letter mean? Does the bank have to report to the US?LinksEverything you need to know about SSN (Social Security Number)TIN (Tax Identification Number)I got a FATCA letter from the bank, now what?Streamlined ProcedurePlease contact us with any questions you may have: support@americansoverseas.orgRSS feedWebsite Americans OverseasFacebook, Twitter, LinkedinDirect link to episodeSubscribe op Apple Podcasts, Spotify

Welcome to episode 1 of American OverseasAmerica is the only first-world country in the world that enforces a tax duty on American citizens, wherever they live or work.I'm Linda Mabelis and today I'm speaking with experience expert Daan Durlacher. Born and raised in the Netherlands, he found out that he happened to be American through his mother and that he also had to comply with American tax liability.Visit americansoverseas.org for answers to all your questions.LinksTax liabilityWhen are you considered a US person (and taxable)?Direct link to mp3Website Americans OverseasFacebook, Twitter, LinkedinSubscribe op Apple Podcasts, Spotify, PodcastIndex