Multilingual Language Interpretation Services, Expats and US Taxes
We've blogged about multi-language translation and interpreter services in the context of pension plans for foreign nationals and about legal translation services in the context of international estate taxes. US citizens living abroad often struggle with understanding what their tax obligations in the US are. According to Code section 877A, certain individuals who renounce their US citizenship or cease being long-term US residents will be deemed to have sold their worldwide assets just prior to expatriation. Under this interpretation, tax is due on the deemed sale to the extent that the net gain exceeds $627,000. (This figure is adjusted annually).
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