Get Direction On Your Expat Tax Matters In Baltimore, Maryland

Get Direction On Your Expat Tax Matters In Baltimore, Maryland

Achieve Relief With Your Expat Taxes In Baltimore

As a U.S. expat it is your responsibility to follow the complex U.S. expat tax laws. These complex rules can prove to be challenging, fortunately, our Baltimore tax team is here to assist you and avoid complications with the IRS. 

You should be focused on your international income and investments while our experienced Baltimore tax team handles the complicated expat tax laws. 

Our Baltimore tax team is made up of dual tax attorneys and certified public accountants as well as certified financial planners, and former IRS advisors. Frost Law’s working relationship with the IRS and other tax authorities gives us the edge over other tax firms. 

Our Baltimore team will handle the challenging expat tax laws while you focus on what’s really important. Contact our tax team today at 410-497-59471 or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation. 

Discover Solutions With Expat Tax Matters in Baltimore

As a U.S. expat, it is your responsibility to file Federal Tax Returns every year when your global income surpasses the filing threshold. 

Our tax team has highlighted quick facts about IRS Form 8854 and expat taxes below:

• Global income may include wages from abroad and the U.S., interest, dividends, and rental income
• Taxes may be able to be deducted if there is a dependent child with a U.S. Social Security number on your tax return
• Expats may be able to counteract foreign earned income with a foreign tax credit, foreign earned income exclusion, or foreign housing exclusion
• Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) need to be filed when the balance of the foreign accounts exceeds certain amounts

Deceased Expat Taxation in Baltimore

• U.S. estate tax may be imposed on an expat’s assets in the U.S.
• The surviving spouse may become a qualified widow(er) for two years after the death of the deceased expat
• The final tax return needs to be filed similarly as when the expat was alive
• A Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) must be filed on behalf of the deceased expat by a survivor

If you’re confronted with expat taxes, reach out to one of our Baltimore tax attorneys at 410-497-5947 or schedule a confidential consultation with our contact form. 

Or you can visit our office at 400 E Pratt St, 8th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202. We are located right down the street from the National Aquarium by the Inner Harbor. *Appointment Required