Delinquent U.S. Expat Taxes: Where to Start

Are You Late with Filing Your US Expat Taxes (even several years)?
Here’s how to get back on track (and why you should!)

The author of this article, David McKeegan, is Director and Co-Founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services, a US Income Tax provider that provides best-in-class, expert expatriate tax services at an honest price for Americans living overseas. All information was correct at the time this article was written (February 2013).

Although many do not know it, it is actually quite common for American expats to find themselves late with their US expat taxes. Many expats are not familiar with the requirements to file, the necessary forms and schedules that must be attached, as well as other reports that must be submitted to US government agencies. Fortunately, until now, the IRS has been quite accommodating when it comes to allowing individuals to get caught up on their expat taxes.

You’re not alone! Taking it step by step can make getting back on track with the IRS and Treasury Department much more manageable. This article aims to walk you through the most common questions about the implications of being behind on your US expat taxes, how to get back on track, and why we recommend doing so.

•  How Many Years of US Expat Taxes Need to be Filed?
•  How to File Delinquent US Expat Taxes
•  Delinquent Tax Fines and Penalties
•  US Expat Tax Payment Options
•  Additional Forms for Expats
•  Should I File Late US Expat Taxes?

For DETAILS go to:

ExpatNetwork.com/Money/Expat-Tax/Tax-for-American-Expats.cfm

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