Bright!Tax is continuing its rise as the premier American Expat Tax Services Firm for Americans whom are living abroad. Below are but some of the media mentions and global expat sites that Americans have come to rely upon more and more for significant and relevant advice with regard to their US Tax filing obligation.
"Due to America's unusual tax system, all American citizens, including Americans living abroad, are required to file US taxes, reporting their global income. What about the many expats who haven't been filing US taxes from abroad because they weren't aware of (or misunderstood) the requirement for them to do so? There is a voluntary IRS amnesty program called the Streamlined Procedure available..."
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“Millions of Americans have been forced to work remotely this year due to Covid-19, but what do Americans stranded abroad need to know about filing U.S. taxes from overseas? U.S. expat tax specialist Katelynn Minott of Bright!Tax explains what Americans should keep in mind when filing their U.S. tax return from abroad."
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@BrightTax Greg Dewald - CEO of Bright!Tax, the go-to cloud based US income tax preparation firm for the estimated 9 million Americans living overseas. Multi-Winning Global Expat Tax Provider of the Year.
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"Other locales with similar treaties include Canada, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Romania and the United Kingdom, according to Katelynn Minott, a CPA and Senior Partner with Bright!Tax, a firm that specializes in tax preparation for expatriates."
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"Business taxes can leave you wanting to hide under the covers until April 15 has passed. You may be able to escape the country, but if you’re an American, you have to declare your worldwide income if you’re making over $10,000 a year (or just $400 from self-employed income)", Greg Dewald, founder of the expat tax firm Bright!Tax explains."
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"The U.S. has limited power, but the power they do have is significant,” said Greg Dewald, an entrepreneur in Argentina who runs Bright!Tax, a global tax preparation service provider
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“American digital nomads are subject to the same reporting requirements as Americans living stateside, which is to say that if they earn over around $10,000 a year – or just $400 of self-employment income – they still have to file a U.S. tax return, and they may have to pay U.S. taxes, too."
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“Bright!Tax used technological advancements in videoconferencing to handle many communications that previously could have required a trip."
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“As most Global Mobility professionals are aware, American employees on assignment abroad are still required to file US taxes on their worldwide income as well as comply with the tax regime in their host country."
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“While living abroad can be the experience of a lifetime, unfortunately American expats are still required to file US taxes from abroad, reporting their worldwide income."
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“Living in the UK is an incredible experience. History and culture are apparent almost everywhere, while London is one of the most interesting and thrilling cities in the world."
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“Bright!Tax has customers in over 190 different countries, and they have won multiple awards. Additionally, they have set up the Bright!Tax Global Scholar Initiative, in which they fund scholarships for U.S. students who would like the opportunity to study out of the country."
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“No commuting! This leaves me with more time for working, instead of to-ing and fro-ing.” —Gregory Dewald, founder and CEO of Bright!Tax.
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“Greg is the founder and CEO of Bright!Tax, an online accounting firm that exclusively serves the 7 million Americans who are living abroad."
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“The good news though is that there are several exemptions available that will remove most expats from US tax liability altogether. Crucially though, you still have to file a tax return and declare your worldwide income to claim these exemptions."
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“Greg Dewald founded Bright!Tax in 2010 having lived abroad and discovered that US expats still have to file and pay US taxes."
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“Many Americans living in France assume that a tax treaty prevents them having to pay US taxes, however the US-French tax treaty protects French expats living in the US rather than US expats in France."
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“One thing we may learn from failure when we reflect on it is that it is a necessary symptom of taking risks, and as entrepreneurs we must take(calculated) risks."
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“The US taxes on citizenship rather than residence, so if you are an American citizen or green card holder, you still have to file and report your worldwide income if you earn more than $10,000 a year (or just $400 in self-employment income), wherever in the world you live."
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“Actually, now I no longer think of myself as American. Rather, I now think of myself as an American who is living globally. A global citizen."
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“American expats find themselves in the almost unique position of having to file US taxes even if they live abroad. This is because the US taxes based on citizenship rather than on where someone lives."
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In the era of globalization, American expats represent the best of what the United States projects onto the world stage."
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“One of the things I noticed during my adventures abroad was that there was not a reliable way for Americans overseas to file their U.S. income taxes each year. "
“Entrepreneur Greg Dewald launched Bright!Tax, a cloud-based, U.S. income tax preparation firm, in 2010."
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