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Will Passengers Stranded on Cruise Ships Due to COVID-19 Become US Tax Residents?
As of May 2, 2020, over 40 cruise ships were dealing with positive cases of the COVID-19. The New York [...]
CARES Act Expands Corporations’ Ability to Obtain Additional Refunds
Corporations with net operating losses in 2018, 2019, or 2020 could be eligible for significant tax refunds under the new [...]
Tax Relief for US Expats Temporarily Stranded Back in the US Due to COVID-19
When COVID-19 hit, it posed an additional challenge for US expats who were temporarily in the US for business or [...]
Tax Relief for US Nonresidents Temporarily Stranded in the US Due to COVID-19
Were you in the US visiting or on short-term business travel when COVID-19 struck? And has your stay been extended [...]
Business Tax Relief for Foreigners Temporarily Stuck in the US Due to COVID-19
Are you a foreign individual or a foreign business from one of the many countries that the US has a [...]
The IRS Tends To “Bury” High-Stakes Questions in Individual Tax Returns
Most people are unaware that the IRS tends to “bury” high-stakes questions in individual tax returns. Yet a different approach [...]
Stimulus Payments for Individuals with International Matters
As reported widely in the news, The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law on [...]
IRS Extends More Deadlines and Reverses Stance on Deadline for International Forms
With the progression of COVID-19 in the US, the IRS and states have scrambled to provide relief to taxpayers. Over [...]
May 29 Deadline for Reporting of Foreign Real Estate, Self-Employment Abroad, and Foreign Business Activity|Form BE-10
Form BE-10 is due May 29, 2020. Never heard of it? That’s because it’s only required every five years, and [...]
IRS Targeting High-Income Earners
The IRS is hitting the road, targeting high-income earners who haven’t filed federal income tax returns or paid taxes for [...]
