It may seem counterintuitive to a US citizen or permanent resident (i.e., a green card holder) who has just taken a new international job, that most will still be required to file US federal income tax returns after relocating. In addition to filing income tax returns, mobile employees may also have other filing obligations including estate or gift tax returns, estimated tax payments, and foreign bank account reports.
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Author Mark Tirpak
Mark serves as a Managing Director for GTN. He has over 20 years of professional experience in advising multinational companies on global mobility related issues, including expatriate taxation, payroll, equity compensation planning, international assignment policy review, and program administration. Having been an expat himself enhanced his desire to assist and help simplify the process for companies with mobile employees. +1.713.244.5020 | mtirpak@gtn.com
The US Tax Reform Impact on Global Tax and Relocation Policy
on February 26, 2018
| By Mark Tirpak
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Tax Reform,
Global Mobility,
Global Tax,
Global Relocation,
GTN Events
GTN and ME Relocation Group are teaming up to provide a thought provoking session on the new tax reform, and how it directly affects your mobility program. The event will be held on March 13, 2018 at the Houston Marriott Westchase in Houston, TX.
This will be GTN’s eighth year participating in the RELO Direct Corporate Forum that will take place in Las Vegas, NV from January 30 – February 1, 2018. We have been proud sponsors and participants since its inception.