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Larry's 2011 Tax Guide for U.S. Expats & Green Card Holders....in User-Friendly English!
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Larry's interesting simple way and humorous style helps you navigate the maze of tax issues for those living overseas. The text is clear as Larry demystifies the complex subject matter in a way that is readable and understandable. His user friendly words make this book a fun read and of course a must read for expats who want a reliable resource, especially in an area where most professionals do not have a full grasp of the issues.
$9.99
The sections of this book:
* The introduction - a delightful way to ease on into what your tax system is like,
including a description of who does not have to file a tax return (and by definition, if you
are not eligible for this classification - like most of us - then you do have to file a tax
return!). This section also serves to introduce the brand new Form 8938!
* What is income - at least what the IRS considers income and which categories you fall
under in having to classify your income. For all intents and purposes, this is a good
‘executive summary’ of what the U.S. tax system is like.
* The ‘final’ U.S. tax act of 2010 – The tax relief Act of 2011…! The end of the working
year in Washington, DC for those 535 U.S. Senators and Members of Congress was 17
December 2010. On that date, Congress passed and the President signed the last tax act
of 2010, only to begin again, squabbling over what our tax system should change to, early
in 2011. This section omits the pork belly legislation. This section omits things that
simply do not apply to the American tax filer residing outside of the U.S.: the expat or
green card holder.
* The Alternative Minimum Tax - the dreaded AMT. All my accounting friends
starting taking wagers over whether I could actually write an intelligible explanation of the
AMT. Well, here it is, folks - you be the judge!
* So you’ve become an expat - this is it - the real ‘nuts and bolts’ of why you’ve
probably purchased this book. This section contains the things you need to know to
take advantage of the various and sundry exclusion laws - the ones you truly want to take
advantage of!!
* F(u)BAR & FATCA - the new rules, the new laws.....OUCH! By the way, I take sole
responsibility for adding that ‘u’ between the F and the B for FBAR.....Let’s face it, you
cannot pronounce the two letters FB together – you need a vowel!....and that fubar
acronym is truly fitting and proper for these newly enforced regulations!!!
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