Yes. Unless you make a special election, the IRS taxes your rental income at 30% EVEN IF you had an overall loss. If you make the election and report both the deductions and the loss, you still must complete a tax return to report [...]

If you do not make special elections, then that is correct. We can help you to make the proper election so that you CAN claim deductions against your rental income and pay tax at a lower rate.

G-4s are not typical nonresidents. It’s not the G-4 visa that makes you a nonresident. It’s the fact that you are a full-time employee of an international organization. As such, your workdays do not count as physically present in the United States for the [...]

Usually, yes. We can apply the proper tests to determine whether your personal capital gains are taxable in the US and help you with the reporting.

Yes, but beware! There are pros and cons to doing this, and you will want to carefully weigh these before making the decision. We can help you with this so that you avoid unpleasant surprises. Also, we can help you file the proper election [...]

It depends. If you have US income, other than your international organization salary, you may need to file a US tax return. G-4s often must file to report rental property holdings in the United States (even if the properties have losses), US dividends, and [...]