Why You Need A Transfer Pricing Study
Why You Need A Transfer Pricing Study Paying too much in taxes is a “you problem.” You can either keep complaining or look into the alternatives life has to offer……
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How to drop your tax rate to 4 percentage next year
Puerto Rico has opened up its Act 20 program by eliminating the 5 employee requirement. Any U.S. citizen can now move to Puerto Rico, set up a business under Act…
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Here’s how to keep your US citizenship and pay zero taxes
Here’s How To Keep Your US Citizenship And Pay Zero Taxes. There are many ways to pay less tax US tax. You can set up an IRA, defined benefit plan,…
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Which is the best country for retirees?
I’m often asked, which is the best country for retirees? With just under 400,000 retirees living abroad, you can find like minded expats just about anywhere. The best country for…
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Is it easy to open an offshore bank account?
Is it easy to open an offshore bank account? Hell no, it’s a real pain in the ass! And this goes for everyone who wants to open an offshore bank…
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Best Countries for Expats: Residency, Tax and What It Costs
Rebuilt and fact checked, 16 September 2026. This article was first published in April 2017. Its argument has held up. Its numbers have not. The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion quoted…
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Trump’s Tax Plan for Expats
Most of Trump’s tax plans will help American expats. If you’re living abroad, and making more than the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, or have significant capital gains, Trump might cut…
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Expat Tax Traps
If you’re an American citizen or green card holder living abroad, you must file your US tax return just like those living in the United States. In this article, I’ll…
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Offshore FinTech Bank License
A new breed of offshore bank license is coming. The banking license in demand in 2017 is the FinTech banking license. Here’s how to secure an offshore FinTech bank license…
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This is not a Scam: The IRS Starts Calling Expats
I started my career as a tax lawyer in 2000 helping clients negotiate settlements with the IRS on their tax debts. Several times a week someone would call in saying…
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