EXPATS · TAXES · 2026 Key Facts —You still file: US citizens file a US return on worldwide income every year, wherever they
Questo articolo non rientra nella missione editoriale di **Warptech Tech News**. È tax & expat advice (doppia tassazione USA-Brasile), completamente fuori scope per una testata rivolta a manager IT, CTO e responsabili AI italiani. Se è un errore di copia-incolla, fammi l'articolo tech corretto. Se è un test, confermo che scarto per off-topic editoriale.
EXPATS · TAXES · 2026
Key Facts
—You still file: US citizens file a US return on worldwide income every year, wherever they live.
—FEIE: the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion lets you exclude up to US$132,900 of earned income in 2026 (Form 2555).
—FBAR: report foreign accounts to the US Treasury if they total over US$10,000 at any point in the year.
FBAR: What Americans in Germany need to know about declaring bank accounts
FBAR: What Americans in France need to know about declaring bank accounts
What American parents in France need to know about their child’s US tax obligations
What Americans in Spain need to know about declaring foreign bank accounts
When expat Greeks have to file a tax return | eKathimerini.com
Autoridade Tributária alerta brasileiros em Portugal sobre ganhos e conta no exterior
FBAR: What Americans in Italy need to know about declaring bank accounts
LIVING IN BRAZIL · EXPATS · SÃO PAULO, 25 MAY 2026 Key Facts —Fully taxable: US Social Security benefits paid to a…
Tax residency in Brazil for expats: the 183-day rule, Carnê-Leão, the DIRPF return, double-taxation treaties and how to plan the…
CNBC Make It spoke to several tax experts on how Americans can prepare their U.S. income taxes while living abroad.
Every year, Americans in Spain are faced with the challenge of navigating not one, but two tax seasons. The reason for this lies…
Retirement in Brazil for expats: the VITEM XI visa, how Brazil taxes foreign pensions, the over-65 exemption, healthcare options,…
How banking in Panama works for expats in 2026: opening an account, the US-dollar economy and the territorial tax that leaves…
