Expat Americans have revealed they don’t feel well-represented by the US government, but many do not bother to vote in elections even if they can do so, research has found.
There are an estimated 7.6 million Americans living abroad but a poll has found that only 58% of them voted in the last Presidential election and 86% don’t feel well-represented.
India and the US recently signed a tax information sharing agreement that will facilitate exchange…
The implementation of the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (US Fatca) and the less…
If you are a US Citizen and are living in the UAE or are a…
Imagine owing up to $600,000 in penalties on, say, a $20,000 bank account simply because…
Effective August 17, financial institutions in Jamaica will be required to transmit relevant financial information…
Managing personal financial issues is challenging for most people. For American expats, the normal complexities…
The Treasury Department has notified countries with early versions of agreements under the Foreign Account…
Since July 1, eleven more Swiss banks have entered deferred prosecution agreements with the U.S. government….
