by Antonio Rodriguez | Apr 9, 2021 | FATCA, IRPF Spanish Tax Return, IRS - Internal Revenue Service, Uncategorized
In Spain In Spain (1) an individual can develop an economic activity as self-employed (autónomo). Autónomos must register in the Social Security and must fulfill their tax obligations. The most common form of a Spanish company is (2) the SL Sociedad Limitada, the...
by Antonio Rodriguez | Feb 18, 2021 | FATCA, IRS - Internal Revenue Service, Uncategorized, US Tax Return 1040 / 1040NR
All U.S. Citizen you are required to file a U.S. Individual Tax Return every year, wherever in the world they live, reporting your worldwide income, even if you pay taxes in Spain. You must file the Form 1040 (Federal Income Tax), if your gross income is at least $5...
by Antonio Rodriguez | Jan 10, 2021 | AEAT, FATCA, FBAR, IRPF Spanish Tax Return, IRS - Internal Revenue Service, Modelo 720, Spanish Tax Return for non-residents, US Tax Return 1040 / 1040NR
The 4 fiscal obligations for expats in Spain. All U.S. Citizen you are required to file a U.S. Individual Tax Return every year, wherever in the world they live, reporting your worldwide income, even if you pay taxes in Spain. You must file (1) the Form 1040...
by Antonio Rodriguez | Dec 25, 2020 | FATCA, IRS - Internal Revenue Service
The Association of Accidental Americans (AAA) has filed two legal complaints simultaneously in Belgium and Luxemburg to demand the “immediate halt to the transfer of European citizens’ personal data to the United States”. The claims relate to the countries’ adherence...
by Antonio Rodriguez | Nov 17, 2020 | FATCA, IRS - Internal Revenue Service
TIN and its application process. All nonresident aliens require an ITIN to file an U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. An IRS individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN) is for U.S. federal tax purposes only. If you are a U.S. Citizen, you must use your SSN...
by Antonio Rodriguez | Jul 2, 2020 | FATCA, FBAR, IRS - Internal Revenue Service, US Tax Return 1040 / 1040NR
The official tax deadline to file your federal income tax return each year can be a little shifty. Yes, it’s supposed to be April 15—unless something interferes with that timing, like the date falling on a weekend or a holiday. Tax deadlines are moved to the...
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