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Foreign Investment in the U.S.: Tax and Reporting Considerations to Understand
Foreign investment in the U.S. can involve tax and reporting requirements that vary based on ownership, income, entity structure, tax status, and other factors. This blog looks at several requirements that may come into play, including FATCA, FIRPTA, entity reporting, and withholding, and the role U.S. tax counsel can play in addressing them.
Americans Abroad: The IRS Expands FEIE Waiver Relief for 2025
A sudden departure from a foreign country doesn’t automatically mean losing valuable tax benefits—but it can quickly become a compliance risk if handled incorrectly. The IRS has expanded FEIE relief for 2025, and knowing how to position your situation could make a significant financial difference.
3 Tax Court Decisions That Could Impact Your Bottom Line
Explore three recent U.S. Tax Court decisions affecting corporate deductions, international tax penalties, and sham transactions. Learn what they mean for your IRS compliance strategy and how we can help.
Avoid FBAR Penalties: What to Do If You Missed Reporting Foreign Accounts
Missed the FBAR deadline? Learn who must file, common mistakes, and how a tax attorney can help if you're facing penalties for unreported foreign bank accounts.
What Every U.S. Taxpayer Needs to Know About FATCA
The FATCA filing requirement is in place for U.S. taxpayers who receive foreign income or hold foreign assets, and noncompliance has strict penalties.