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Accounts specializing in expats and pilots?

Hi guys,

I'm living in Europe but employed by a regional in the US. I'm looking for an accountant who can handle these things with ease going forward. Any recommendations?

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Originally Posted by antin (Post 2601352)

Hi guys,

I'm living in Europe but employed by a regional in the US. I'm looking for an accountant who can handle these things with ease going forward. Any recommendations?

That must be an interesting commute.

The problem is that your U.S. regional airline income is not classified as foreign earned income. You have to pay U.S. federal income tax on it. You'll need to check reciprocal tax treaties between where you live and the USA.

Other than that, I would advise a tax accountant in the country you live and maybe another in the USA.