By country

The U.S. rules are the same everywhere. The traps aren't.

Every country has accounts, pensions and tax years the IRS sees differently. These guides cover the countries most of our clients live in.

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Argentina

No tax treaty, plazos fijos, FCIs, the wealth tax and monotributo.

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Austria

The state pension, severance funds, Bausparen and Austrian funds.

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Belgium

Group insurance, pension savings, the state pension and Belgian funds.

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Brazil

No tax treaty, Brazilian funds, LCIs and LCAs, PGBL and VGBL plans.

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Chile

A new tax treaty, AFP pensions, APV savings and Chilean funds.

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China

Social insurance, the housing fund, wealth management products and Chinese companies.

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Colombia

No tax treaty, AFP pensions, cesantías, remote workers and property.

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Costa Rica

Pensionados and remote workers, Costa Rican corporations and the CCSS.

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Croatia

Digital nomads, pension funds, local funds and holiday rentals.

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Cyprus

Non-dom investment income, provident funds, the state pension and Cypriot funds.

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Denmark

The folkepension, labor market pensions, the aktiesparekonto and Danish funds.

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Dominican Republic

Families and retirees, local bank accounts, AFP pensions and property.

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Ecuador

Retirees in Cuenca and beyond, dollar bank accounts, the IESS and property.

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Greece

Dual citizens and retirees, EFKA pensions, inherited property and the 7% regime.

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Hong Kong

MPF and ORSO schemes, local funds and the April tax year.

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India

Indian mutual funds, PPF, EPF, NRE and NRO accounts and the April tax year.

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Ireland

Pensions, PRSAs, Irish funds and ETFs, and the State Pension.

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Italy

INPS pensions, TFR, Italian funds and dual citizens.

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Malaysia

No tax treaty, the EPF, unit trusts and untaxed foreign income.

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Malta

The remittance basis, pension schemes, the state pension and Maltese funds.

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New Zealand

KiwiSaver, NZ Super, New Zealand funds and the April tax year.

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Norway

The folketrygd pension, OTP, the aksjesparekonto, Norwegian funds and wealth tax.

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Panama

Pensionados, Panamanian corporations, private interest foundations and property.

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Philippines

Retirees and veterans, SSS pensions, Pag-IBIG, VUL insurance and local funds.

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Poland

ZUS pensions, PPK, IKE and IKZE accounts and Polish funds.

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Portugal

NHR retirees, remote workers, Golden Visa funds and PPRs.

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Saudi Arabia

No tax on salaries, the earned income and housing exclusions, and end-of-service awards.

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Singapore

CPF, SRS, unit trusts, and no U.S.-Singapore tax treaty.

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South Africa

Retirement funds, the two-pot system, tax-free savings and unit trusts.

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South Korea

Teachers and military families, the National Pension, ISAs and Korean funds.

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Sweden

ISK accounts, occupational pensions, the public pension and Swedish funds.

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Taiwan

No tax treaty yet, the labor pension, savings insurance and Taiwanese funds.

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UAE

No local income tax, the earned income and housing exclusions, and end-of-service pay.

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Vietnam

No tax treaty in force, social insurance, teachers and local funds.

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Everywhere else

Live somewhere else? We help there too.

We work with Americans in Europe, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. The Streamlined procedures work the same wherever you live; what changes is how your local accounts and taxes fit into your U.S. return. Everything is online, so your time zone doesn't matter.

  • Local tax returns are used for foreign tax credits.
  • Local pensions and investment funds are reviewed for U.S. treatment.
  • Tax treaties and social security agreements are checked for your country.

Wherever you are, it's not too late to catch up.

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