Podcast appearances and mentions of carrie mckeegan

Episode Summary Like myself, this week's guest, John Papaloni, is a serial entrepreneur whose people management skills are put into action every single day. John, CEO of Papaloni Media, shares his proven and tested tips on how to manage staff effectively, especially when you're a small business owner wanting to gain the traction you've been wanting to see! John and I talked about delegation and how this became his most challenging people management attempt in the business he has, especially when he was starting up. He also shared how other people management takeaways worked for him and how neglecting the tips on how to manage people at work became ineffective for him at a time that you can learn from. If you're a business owner who's just starting up and you don't know where to begin in managing your people, make sure you don't miss this episode! Learn how to manage staff effectively for FREE and in case you need any support for your team's growth, sing out!Listen to this week's show and learn:  How you can better transition from hiring to onboarding;  The critical times delegating becomes crucial for your business;  5 successful people management tips you may have been neglecting. Episode Resources:  Papaloni Media Linkedin Instagram Mads Singers Free Management Training Join Mads Singers Management Group  Enjoyed Mads Singers' podcast? Check out these: #128: Lincoln Kokaram on Building Relationships with Your Team and Management Development#31: Carrie McKeegan on Effective Hiring and Management#15: Josh Patrick on Successful Business LeadershipHave comments about the show?Hey, do you have ideas for topics you'd like Mads Singers on future episodes? He'd love to hear from you at mads@madssingers.com!

In last week's podcast, Carrie McKeegan shared how she has been using author Gino Wickman's EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) to help her grow and manage her team. This week, we're diving deeper into the topic by speaking with an entrepreneur who has developed their own customized version of the very same system with impressive results. Neel Parekh is the founder of MaidThis, a business that offers cleaning services for residential homes and AirBNB rentals. Neel joins us today to discuss why he chose to use the EOS system in MaidThis, the steps he has taken to implement it, and how smaller businesses can utilize a "Lite" version of EOS to help manage their teams.

We've spoken at great length on this podcast about how the Covid pandemic has forced us to make changes in the way that we run our businesses. This week, we're going to speak to an entrepreneur who used the landscape of Covid as an opportunity to provide an entirely different educational experience for her children. Carrie McKeegan is the CEO and co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services, which helps Americans abroad prepare and file their taxes. She and her husband Dave have been living outside of the United States for many years, raising their children as "Third Culture Kids", a subject that has become increasingly popular in our online community. Carrie joins us this week to talk about what it's like educating children abroad, why she decided it was time to "reinvent education" for her kids, and how the book "Traction" by Gino Wickman has shaped the way that she manages her team.

David and Carrie McKeegan are the founders of Greenback Tax Services, one of the top tax prep service companies for expats and Americans abroad. The couple and their three children have been living abroad for many years and started offering expat tax services after becoming frustrated with the confusion around paying US taxes abroad.  In part 2 of this interview, David and Carrie fill you in on everything you need to know about paying taxes abroad as a digital nomad, international traveler, or retiree. From required tax documents to important deductions and deadlines, this dynamic duo covers all the bases!  They even share two ways you can reduce or eliminate your US tax burden, the consequences of not filing taxes while living abroad, and their candid opinions on digital nomad visas and how to avoid state income taxes. We know how much expats like to procrastinate on filing their tax returns (wink). If you need professional tax advice or just want to know where to get started, tune in to this episode to learn from the experts and don't hesitate to reach out to them if you have any further questions!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN EPISODE 118: Is it possible to pay zero taxes as a US citizen abroad?  The tax write-offs, deadlines, and forms you need to know about as a US citizen living abroad.  The three countries that tax their citizens regardless of where they live. FEIE: Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Why the US State Department revokes people's passports sometimes.  FATCA and FBAR forms, and what happens if you don't file your tax returns while living abroad. How to know if you have to pay taxes in the country you're living in as an expat. How to open an offshore bank account. Requirements for opening a bank account in Costa Rica.  Pros and cons of getting residency in Costa Rica.  Digital nomad visas versus "passport runs" and "perpetual tourism." The biggest tax deductions and exclusions expats and retirees should know about. How to reduce or avoid paying US taxes and double taxation as an expat with Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) and Foreign Tax Credit. Important tax dates and deadlines you should know about as an expat. Pros and cons to establishing your business is another country.  Recommendations for bookkeeping and tax software for business owners and digital nomads. How to pay zero or low taxes in Puerto Rico. How to collect Social Security abroad.    QUESTIONS ANSWERED: Do US citizens have to file taxes if they live abroad?  What are the best ways to lower your tax burden?  Which tax credits and deadlines should every expat know about? What are the consequences of not filing your tax returns? Will the US ever implement a residency-based tax structure? Can you change your tax domicile as an expat to avoid paying state income taxes? What are the best countries for expats to live in for low taxes?  What do traveling remote employees on payroll need to know?  What about double taxation?  What are the most important tax forms people should know about?  Why should people know about the W8-BEN form? How to file tax extensions as an expat?  Will the US ever change the tax rules for Americans abroad?  Which types of people and businesses does Greenback help with taxes?  Are there any special considerations that retirees should know about?  Can you receive social security checks abroad?  Will there be any changes to US taxes and healthcare in the future?  And more!   RESOURCES Money Transfer App: Wise International Travel Insurance: SafetyWing Videos: EXPAT EXPLAINS: Americans Abroad on Paying Taxes and Renouncing Citizenship (Greenback Tax Survey) 8 Reasons Why People LEAVE Costa Rica [Why I Left] How to Renounce Your US Citizenship Why I'm NOT Renouncing My US Citizenship   Articles: "12 Ways the World Will Change When Everyone Works Remotely"   Related Podcasts: Part 1 of this Interview: Living Abroad as an Expat Family How U.S. Expats Feel About Paying Taxes Abroad and Renouncing Citizenship The Shocking Truth About How US Expats Vote   Books:  (Pending list)    Tax Prep Services: Greenback Tax H&R Block TurboTax Xero   Freelance Services: UpWork   Remote Productivity Apps & Tools: Podio Salesforce   Other Resources: IRS Foreign Earned Income Exclusion F.I.R.E. Movement Vanguard Roth IRA Tripadvisor Cities I've Visited Poker Refugees Relocation Services   Connect with Greenback Tax Services: Visit their website Prices and services Check out their blog Watch their webinars Find their document checklist Expat Tax Survey   Connect with Kristin:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Follow on Medium Follow on Clubhouse @KristinWilson Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group   Do you have questions about living abroad? Email Kristin at info@orbisrelocation.com    ........................................................................................... 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After becoming frustrated with the confusion around paying US taxes abroad while living in London, David and Carrie McKeegan founded Greenback Tax Services, a tax prep company for expats living overseas.  In part 1 of this interview, David and Carrie share tips on traveling and living abroad as a family of five. They discuss what it was like to grow their family in foreign countries and where they've lived over the years. The also explain why they recently left their home in Bali to move to Costa Rica and shed light on the truth about living in Bali, why they invested in real estate investment in Nicaragua, and the cost of living in Argentina.  Are you nervous about traveling with your kids? No need to worry! David and Carrie share their top tips and advice on traveling and living abroad with kids.   EPISODE 117 TOPICS DISCUSSED: Moving overseas for the first time.  Being global citizens with 11 passports total.  Advice for traveling and living abroad with kids. How to manage the stress of living abroad as a family What it's like to buy a house and live in Costa Rica (Nosara and Playa Guiones). Why they invested in real estate in Nicaragua. How Bali has developed in the 21st century. The pros and cons of living in Bali.  Cost of living in Argentina vs. Bali. The reality of currency exchange rates around the world. Schools, childcare, and services, abroad.    QUESTIONS ANSWERED: How did you end up moving abroad for the first time? Why did you start a company to help expats with their taxes? Where were you living abroad when you started Greenback Tax Services? How did you find jobs abroad in the 2000's? Where were your three kids born and what were the differences in having children in different countries?  Where did you live in Bali?  How were you able to stay in Bali without permanent residency?  Where did you travel while living in Bali?  Why did you move to Costa Rica?  Why did you decide to invest in real estate in Nicaragua?  How do you manage your time  And more.    SHOW NOTES AND RESOURCES:  Money Transfer App: Wise International Travel Insurance: SafetyWing   TRAVEL DESTINATIONS MENTIONED: Argentina Bali Cambodia Costa Rica  Greece New Zealand Nicaragua Singapore United Kingdom Vietnam   RELATED VIDEOS: EXPAT EXPLAINS: Americans Abroad on Paying Taxes and Renouncing Citizenship (Greenback Tax Survey) 8 Reasons Why People LEAVE Costa Rica [Why I Left]   RELATED PODCASTS: How U.S. Expats Feel About Paying Taxes Abroad and Renouncing Citizenship   FIND JOBS ONLINE: Download Kristin's Free Remote Jobs Guide How to Find a Remote Job Podcast How to Make Money Online Podcast ...........................................................................................   Connect with Greenback Tax Services: Visit their website Check out their blog Watch their webinars Find their document checklist   Connect with Kristin:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Follow on Medium Follow on Clubhouse @KristinWilson Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group ........................................................................................... Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Become a Patron Leave a 5* Review: https://lovethepodcast.com/digitalnomad  Buy Official Merch  Search All Episodes: www.badassdigitalnomads.com   ........................................................................................... Thank you to Margit for the coffee! ☕️ And a special thank you to my 2021 Patrons: Teklordz, Walt, Shawn, Richard Y, RZ, Craig S, Colin, Heather, Karen, Kiran, Scott, Michael, Issac, Mike M, Yasmine, Erick M, Yohji, Gary R ,Ron, Gary, Ray, Annie, Henry L, Kelly, Alejandra, Keith, Stephen, Henry M, Warren, James, Daniel, Javier, Gary, Emily, Rich, Aisha, Phil, Anthony, and Anna.  Special welcome to my newest Patrons: Anna, Anthony, Aisha, Rich, and Phil! Become a Patron for $5/month at Patreon.com/travelingwithkristin ........................................................................................... Podcast descriptions may contain affiliate links of products and services we use and recommend at no additional cost to you.   

What does it take to build a business for American expats? David and Carrie McKeegan are the cofounders of Greenback, a U.S. expat tax services company. Being American expats David and Carrie were fed up with the process of filing US expat taxes. So, In 2008 they have started Greenback, an expat tax service [...] The post How Did An Expat Build A Business For Expats – Interview with David McKeegan appeared first on Small Business Advice Help For Startups and Entrepreneurs.

Curious about scaling remote teams? Meet Carrie McKeegan, CEO of a 10-year-old, fully remote US Expat Tax Services company.

Carrie McKeegan is an energetic business leader, a mom, and a global citizen who has her own column on Inc. She shares how she returned to writing to help other remote entrepreneurs successfully run their business. You can find Carrie on her website GreenbackTaxServices.com, or on Twitter @cpmckeegan. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode50 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Carrie McKeegan, the CEO of Greenback Expat Tax Services, grew her company's revenue from $1.4 million in 2014 to $3.4 million in 2017, a 184% increase, and to around $3.8 million in 2018. Greenback Expat Tax Services provides expatriate tax services. In this interview with Eversprint's Malcolm Lui, Carrie shares how she and her team accelerated their high value sales by: Building up their brand with clients through educational content marketing. Developing a loyal customer base with an 85%-95% retention rate. Generating referrals by providing an outstanding client experience. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carrie and her husband founded Greenback Expat Tax Service after not being able to find an accountant that understood how to file taxes for American Expats. One of the challenges she's noticed is remote workers work TOO hard. Listen in as she describes how her team works together and creates culture. 

Building a virtual small business, and her transition from a corporate career to business ownership with Carrie McKeegan. Carrie is an entrepreneur and the co-founder of a virtual small business which allows her and her family the complete freedom of location. She co-founded her business with her husband, to address the challenges expats face related to filing their US tax returns while living and working abroad. Henry Lopez is the host of this episode of The How of Business show – dedicated to helping you start, run and grow your small business. (TheHowOfBusiness.com)

What’s every entrepreneur’s dream? To build a big business, successfully exit and lead a life of autonomy with choice. Our guest today needs no introduction: Carley Roney co-founded The Knot in 1996. Think about where the internet was then. It was AOL chatrooms, dial up modems, and a single photo took five minutes to load. Carley takes us through the roller coaster ride of her entrepreneurial journey - from pitching the “worst idea ever” - according to AOL - to building the first model of an ad supported business, and talks about what it was like working with 3 other co- founders (spoiler alert: one was her husband), to going public, being de-listed and going public again. And while you may not think startup lessons from 1996 are relevant today, guess what folks, they are more relevant than ever! Efficient use of capital has not gone out of style! Knowing your customers has not gone out of style! If you’re the least bit worried about being unconventional in your approach as an entrepreneur, then you will want to listen to this episode where you will get all the permission you need from Carley Roney! Notes Yes Please by Amy Poehler, iBooks Instagram Is Getting So Good at News, It Should Scare Twitter by Jessi Hempel, Wired Meet Seasoned Silicon Valley Investor, Ann Winblad by Shradha Sharma, Your Story Additional Reading The Knot Straightens Out by Emily Maltby, WSJ Wedding Spend Reaches All-Time High, PR Newswire Why is Peter Thiel not a big fan of the lean startup/MVP movement? Quora How To Find A Co-Founder For Your Startup by George Deeb, Forbes Lessons From A Study of Perfect Pitch Decks by Kim-Mai Cutler, TechCrunch The Long Lost Myth of Capital Efficiency by Brad Feld, FeldThoughts 3 Ways Startups Can Accomplish More With Less by David Klein, Inc A Complete History of the Rise and Fall — and Reincarnation! — of the Beloved ’90s Chatroom by Caitlin Dewey, WaPo The 5 Commandments of Running a Successful Business With Your Spouse by David and Carrie McKeegan, Entrepreneur Guest bios & transcripts are available on www.broadmic.com.

Carrie McKeegan is the Director of Greenback Expat Tax Services, a global, virtual business that prepares US federal tax returns for American Expats living all over the world. We discuss how they work remotely with accountants all over the world, how they communicate to keep everyone on the same page, and why they focus on hiring only the absolute best people. For more stories, visit www.CollaborationSuperpowers.com.

CARRIE McKeegan, is the co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services, a US tax preparation company focused on Americans living abroad. Greenback is 100% virtual company, with customers in 90+ countries. The Greenback team is spread across virtual offices in the US, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Australia and more. Carrie is a long-term expat, travel lover and seasoned business professional who believes that filing taxes doesn’t have to be a grueling process. Originally from New York, Carrie was raised in Mexico City, and has since lived in Barcelona, London, Montevideo, Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires and now Bali, with her husband, and three young sons! Carrie and her husband and co-founder David started Greenback after struggling to find a firm to do their US taxes as Americans living in the UK. She now spends her days ensuring that Greenback offers exactly what US expats need: easy-to-use, professional American tax services that delight their customers. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

David McKeegan, and his wife Carrie, are both from New York — but for the past 12 years, they’ve been traveling the road, starting a family, running a tax preparation business for ex-pat entrepreneurs, and not letting that hold them back from seeing the things they want to see, doing the things they want to do, and living the life they once dreamed of living. They got their start in Europe before taking the plunge to go nomadic - and clearly they prove the point that a life of travel can extend beyond your twenties, your single years, and even after you have kids. I can’t wait to share their story, and how they manage all the complexities of the road in a way that hasn’t deterred them from perpetual travel as a family. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud or TuneIn What We Cover: How having a family inspired them to build a life of travel. How they were able to take the plunge to leave a successful career in Finance to create a life of nomadic travel. And why a month of travel, which they’re afforded living in London, isn’t enough. Not limiting yourself to schools in your home country can be a great way to get started being on the road while also providing yourself structure and purpose to your travels. How growing up in Mexico City helped Carrie realize the importance of giving your kids the gift of travel. What David and Carrie do at Greenback Tax Services, and how they found the idea, and how to find your market for an idea that you can take on the road. How to manage the fears of traveling nonstop, to challenging places, with kids. Why Bali was an easy choice for them, where they live and why they love it. Explore Further: Greenback Ex-Pat Tax Services Music Credit: Music: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Like the show? I’d really appreciate a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 66: A Family Life of Travel with David & Carrie McKeegan appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

This episode is primarily focused on tax strategies for Americans. My friends David and Carrie McKeegan were kind enough to host a pool party the other day, so I decided to bring along my mic to learn a little bit more about expat tax tricks. They run a very successful expat tax consultancy called GreenbackTaxServices.com. It’s a fantastic example of a scalable “micro-multiational” lifestyle business. It’s enabled David and Carrie to travel as the please and live in some amazing places. David said something that caught my attention the other day. He said if you are an American traveler or an expat, the single most profound financial decision you can make is to qualify for the earned income exclusion. His caveat was “if you make under 500,000K annually in personal income.” That’s, ahem, most of us…