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Adeel Mufti Wins Bright!Tax Global Scholar Award

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The Bright!Tax Awards Committee announced last week that Adeel Mufti is the latest recipient of the Bright!Tax Global Scholar award.   The Bright!Tax Global Scholar Award offers supplementary tuition fees support to exceptional young Americans who wish to study overseas. Adeel fought off over 300 other applicants in this Award round. The Bright!Tax Awards Committee […]

Currency Exchange Rates For US Expat Tax Returns Guide

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Living abroad is the adventure of a lifetime, however American expats are still required to file a US tax return reporting their worldwide income, as well as complying with the tax rules in their country of residence. Furthermore, there are extra US tax filing requirements that only apply to expats, such as filing an FBAR, […]

IRS Taxes for US Inpats – Everything You Need to Know

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Inpats, or inpatriates, are foreigners who have been transferred to work in the United States. So in a sense, inpats are also (from the perspective of their country of origin) expats. As individuals working in the States, inpats normally become subject to the US taxation system. This is probably the first time they’ll encounter the […]

Student Loans Overseas: Student Debt Strategies for Expats

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Embarking on an international adventure and becoming an expat, whether temporarily or permanently, involves saying goodbye to many aspects of your old life. If you’re one of the 43.6 million Americans who currently hold student debt, you’ll likely wonder whether moving abroad also means leaving behind student loans.  There’s a lot to consider when transitioning […]