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US Tax on Foreign Unemployment Benefits: Reporting and Treaty Rules

November 10, 2026

Unused Foreign Tax Credits can generally be carried back one year or forward up to 10 years when qua…
US expats who own a foreign corporation can pay themselves a salary, dividends, or both, and only th…
E-filing is generally the best way for US expats to file federal tax returns because it is faster an…

International Tax Rules

Living abroad doesn’t exempt you from US tax laws, and international tax rules can be complex. Our guides explain tax treaties, totalization agreements, and how international tax laws impact US expats.
Foreign unemployment benefits may be taxable in the US for citizens and resident aliens, depending o…
If you are a US citizen who owns German or European ETFs, some of those investments may be Passive F…
Americans in Germany generally need to file an FBAR if the combined value of their reportable foreig…

Tax Filing Tips and Advice

Filing taxes from abroad comes with unique deadlines, extensions, and compliance challenges. Our expert guidance covers everything from reporting foreign income to dealing with IRS notices, audits, and streamlined filing programs for late tax returns.

E-filing is generally the best way for US expats to file federal tax returns because it is faster an…
To file an amended federal tax return, complete IRS Form 1040-X, correct the information on your ori…
An expat, short for expatriate, is someone who lives outside their country of origin or citizenship,…

2025 US Expat Tax Guide

This tax guide is packed with helpful information and expert advice to help you stay on top of your US tax obligations.

Expat Tax Guide

Investments, Pensions & Real Estate

Pensions, investments, and real estate holdings often come with complex US tax implications. Our resources explain how different retirement accounts, rental properties, capital gains, and investment funds affect your US tax return and reporting requirements.

US citizens generally must report taxable income earned inside a Canadian Tax-Free Savings Account (…
US expats generally owe the 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) if they have investment income and…
US expats generally report taxable RSUs and stock option compensation as employment income on Form 1…

Credits & Exclusions

US expats may be eligible for tax benefits like the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) and Foreign Tax Credit (FTC). We break down how these credits work, eligibility requirements, and how to reduce your US tax liability.

Unused Foreign Tax Credits can generally be carried back one year or forward up to 10 years when qua…
Can US expats claim the Child Tax Credit (CTC) while living overseas? Yes. US citizens and resident …
For 2026 tax year, qualifying Americans abroad can exclude up to $132,900 of foreign earned income f…

Foreign Account Reporting (FATCA & FBAR)

US expats with foreign financial accounts may need to report them under FATCA (Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act) and FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Report). Our guides explain who must file, what accounts need reporting, and how to stay compliant while avoiding penalties.

The IRS quietly removed the Delinquent FBAR Submission Procedures on July 1, 2026, eliminating the g…
US citizens and residents must report joint foreign bank accounts held with a non-US spouse on an FB…

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