US Expatriate Tax Return Due Date Deadlines

Several tax return deadlines are coming up very soon. Failure to meet these deadlines or file extensions can result in substantial penalties and other problems.

• June 15, 2016: US Expat Tax Tax Return Deadline (without  applying for an extension)

This is the US expat deadline and also the deadline to file an additional extension until October 15. Remember that if you are required to file FATCA Form 8938 (to report your foreign assets), it must be filed along with your US expat tax return. If you file for an extension, the extension applies to Forms 5471, 8865, and  8938, as well.

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• June 30, 2016: Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) Filing Deadline

Form FinCEN 114 must be filed online using the BSA e-filing system. It is filed on line only and can easily be done by you if you are good with computers. No further extensions can be granted. Failure to timely file can result in a $10,000 penalty..

• October 17, 2016: Final US Expat Tax Deadline

If you filed an extension prior to June 15th using form 4868 and marking the expat box  this is your final deadline. Normally the deadline is October 15th, but due to it falling on a Saturday the tax deadline is extended.  You can get a further extension if necessary by following the required procedure and sending a letter to the IRS which can give you until December 15, 2016 to file your return. This additional extension is discretionary with the IRS.

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US Expatriate Tax Return Due Dates

• Your US expatriate tax return is due 6/15/11 if you lived and worked abroad on 4/15/11 for tax year 2010.  It can be extended until 10/15/11 if an extension is filed before that date. Please contact us if you wish assistance filing that extension or wish to determine how much needs to be paid in (if any tax is due) at that time to stop interest and penalties from accruing.
• Your FBAR Form - TDF 90-22.1  (foreign bank account and financial account reporting form) must be received by the IRS by 6/30/11 for the tax year 2010 and cannot be extended for any reason. There is a $10,000 penalty that may be imposed for late filing.
• Your required forms for foreign corporations, foreign partnerships and LLCs,  and disregarded foreign entities must be filed by the regular or extended due date for your personal tax return.
• Your Form 3520 for foreign trusts must be filed separately from your personal tax return, but is due by the extended due date of your personal tax return.

We have done over 5,000 expat and international tax forms for clients in over 50 countries around the world. We have the expertise, experience and professional expertise which is difficult to find. Please call or email us if you need assistance at ddntax@gmail.com