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Are you self-employed? Know your tax obligations

As a self-employed person , you and your spouse or common-law partner have until midnight on Thursday, June 15, 2017, to file your 2016 income tax and benefit returns. The legislated date for paying an income tax balance(tax obligations) owing is April 30. Since that date is a Sunday in 2017, the Canada Revenue Agency […]

Certifying Acceptance Agent

Tax Partners has the IRS accreditations for the authentication of YOU  ID documents for your ITIN application. Every year, Tax Partners assists hundreds of Canadians in obtaining an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Indeed, as an IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent, we have the expertise and certification required to assist Canadians in obtaining their ITINs, including the ability to […]

IRS Amnesty Program for Delinquent Offshore Filers

Purpose of Program The IRS amnesty program, known officially as the “Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures,” was established 2012 to encourage U.S. citizens/green card holders living abroad to come into full compliance on their delinquent or incomplete U.S. tax returns and FBARs. ​ No Penalties A taxpayer who files via the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures will […]

FBAR Reporting: A Comprehensive Guide

Purpose of the FBAR The FBAR is used by the United States government to identify persons who may be using foreign financial accounts to circumvent United States law. Information contained in FBARs can be used to identify or trace funds used for illicit purposes or to identify unreported income maintained or generated abroad. ​ Who […]

What is Foreign Source Income for an American Abroad?

As a US American abroad, you may have heard a tax term called a “foreign source income” before. Perhaps you’ve even asked the question “What is foreign source income?” while reading one of our tax guides. Don’t worry – we’re going to make sure we will lay this all out for you. Foreign source income […]

Foreign Earned Income Exclusion

Living Outside the United States If you are a U.S. citizen or resident alien and if you meet the following tests, you can elect the “foreign earned income exclusion.” First, you must have a “tax home” in a foreign country. This means your main place of business or employment must be in a foreign country […]