The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) allows qualifying U.S. citizens and resident aliens living abroad to exclude up to $130,000 of foreign earnings from federal income tax. To qualify, you must pass either the bona fide residence test or the physical presence test and file Form 2555 with your return. The FEIE is one of the most valuable tax […]
In this final section, we bring everything together with a 25-question FAQ that answers what most taxpayers can’t find anywhere else: how fast the IRS decertifies after payment, whether dual citizens are affected, and why partial pay installment agreements can save your passport even if you still owe six figures. You’ll also find a practical roadmap — the exact sequence I use with clients in crisis — and closing advice from a CPA who’s handled thousands of IRS cases. If CP508C is in your mailbox today, this section gives you the step-by-step survival plan to keep your freedom to travel.
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Living overseas doesn’t shield you from the IRS. If you owe taxes, the collections process follows you — from CP14 notices to liens, levies, and even passport issues. As an expat CPA with 18+ years of experience, I break down the real challenges Americans abroad face, and how to resolve tax debt from anywhere in the world
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