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As the US tax year draws to a close, what steps do you need to take to minimize your tax exposure? Will the proposed 2018 tax reforms affect you?
Americans living in the UK need to be aware of the US tax year-end on 31 December 2017. Now is the perfect time to consider whether there is anything that you can do to minimise your US tax exposure for 2017 and to prepare for proposed tax changes in 2018.
Buzzacott's Expatriate Tax Services team have pulled together key areas you should be considering in the run up to the end of the tax year and beyond.
Download the PDF below to view your essential guide to the US Tax Year End and how to plan for next year.
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