clifp
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I have two friends (one IRL and the other internet) who are citizens of Canada, and New Zealand. They are considering returning home for a few years and possibly longer. One is a recent naturalized dual citizen, the other has a green card and is in the process of becoming a citizen.
They both are worried about the tax implications of working overseas.
I know just enough about filing foreign taxes, (mostly from reading this forum) to understand that subject is quite complex.
I was wondering if any of you current or relatively recent ex-pats, who have experience with filing taxes while overseas, could make a recommendations of where they could go to understand the issues. Websites, forums, books, or even what type of person are they should go to talk to. I.e are they better off finding a Canadian CPA who is familiar with US taxes in their hometowns, or a US immigration lawyer.
They both are worried about the tax implications of working overseas.
I know just enough about filing foreign taxes, (mostly from reading this forum) to understand that subject is quite complex.
I was wondering if any of you current or relatively recent ex-pats, who have experience with filing taxes while overseas, could make a recommendations of where they could go to understand the issues. Websites, forums, books, or even what type of person are they should go to talk to. I.e are they better off finding a Canadian CPA who is familiar with US taxes in their hometowns, or a US immigration lawyer.