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If your life involves visas, travel days, remote work, or U.S. investments, your tax season is rarely a simple, single-page affair. The IRS doesn’t track your cross-border income o...
You are using the wrong boxes. Do not use 2TR. Enter the US dividend and interest income in Section 6 of Form 2047 and then enter the total for all Section 6 entries at item 8TK o...
NO. Because you are an American citizen resident in France you are entitled to a French tax credit equal to the amount of French tax normally payable under Article 24.1.b.i The sc...
Welcome to SF! cocoanddinks: We moved over on VLS-TS visituer visas last November. We do not work in France but I do go back to the UK and earn money there regularly. Would...
Welcome to SF! cocoanddinks: We moved over on VLS-TS visituer visas last November. We do not work in France but I do go back to the UK and earn money there regularly. Would...
US dividends received by US citizens tax resident in France.
Nunthewiser: If you look at the French form instructions for the 2047 (2047NOT pg 5 ) it reads: UNITED STATES div. 17.6%, int. 17.6% Dividends: Dividends from U.S. sources receive...
Dividends…dividends from where? a US company? US People…US Citizens? It really matters.
Articles 18.1 and 24.2 of the Franco / American tax treaty are the relevant provisions in answer to this issue. US pension income, whether Social Security or private in nature, re...
Hello. I moved abroad during 2025 (towards the end of the year). I am currently filling out my tax declaration for last year. However, the online system views me as non-resident be...
Additionally, I can confirm that French Social Charges are NOT payable on US pension income, nor on US dividends and interest received by a US citizen resident in France. The Fren...
DeeEmGee: I read this as meaning that if I paid no US tax on the dividends (due to tax deductions elsewhere on the return) I would pay French tax, which I could then deduct as a c...
DeeEmGee: I read this as meaning that if I paid no US tax on the dividends (due to tax deductions elsewhere on the return) I would pay French tax, which I could then deduct as a c...
Thank you Robert - No trades in FY25 and I have removed the dividends and interest from Section 2 and just added them to section 6. However I can only total them into one line on t...
Living abroad can reset almost everything—your time zone, your grocery list, even your definition of “good coffee.” What it doesn’t reset? Your obligation to file a U.S. tax return...
A lot of people assume a green card mostly matters for immigration. And then tax season rolls around, they’re living abroad, earning abroad, maybe paying tax abroad—and the U.S. st...
Living abroad doesn’t exempt you from filing a U.S. federal income tax return, but it can complicate the details. One of the most common issues expats run into has nothing to do wi...
The new income tax Form 41 is a self-declaration form introduced under the IT Act, 2025, replacing the earlier Form 10F. It allows non-resident taxpayers to electronically submit t...
JoSlo: Question about foreign bank account interest: where do I have to input the interest earned for a foreign bank/savings account? Or is listing the foreign bank/savings accoun...
Should you have to file a tax return in a state where you babysat for one hour? In 22 states, the answer is technically yes.
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What do U.S. expatriates need to know about taxes? IRS Publication 54: Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad is an important guide that helps U.S. taxpayers under...
There are no % rates for taxes in either the US or France specified in the Franco / American Tax Treaty. In fact, to do so would be very counterproductive as then the Tax Treaty w...
Filing Form 1040 from overseas can feel more complicated than it should. U.S. expats still report worldwide income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). But deadlines stretch, exc...
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