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Click on the Alert icon for information that could
save you money or get you thousands of dollars in refunds
even if you haven't paid any taxes! |
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you are an American citizen working in Japan you are required
to file your US income tax return every year. Foreign
residents have an automatic extension until June 15 to
file and pay their tax, but must pay interest on any taxes
owing from the normal due date of April 15. If you expect
to owe taxes, you should file your return or pay an estimate
by April 15 to avoid paying interest. I have been preparing
US income tax returns for American expatriates residing
in Japan since 1987. Please e-mail
me with any questions regarding your tax return or for
a free estimate. I also review prior year tax returns
for free. |
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| Who
is David Lewis - My profile
and credentials as a CPA. |
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| Tax
FAQs - Frequently asked questions about
your tax requirements being an American expatriate working
and residing in Japan. |
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| Newsletter
- Read or download my latest newsletter. |
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| What
is the process - The tax preparation
process. |
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| 2008
Tax News - Changes that may
effect your 2008 tax return. |
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| Japanese
National Pension and Social Security
- This is IMPORTANT. |
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| Tax
Organizer - This tax organizer
is designed to help you collect and report the information
needed to prepare your 2008 income tax return. |
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| Do
you need an extension?
- Print the file and follow instructions. If
you think you will owe some tax, include your payment
with the form. Write "Taxpayer Abroad" clearly
at the top. If you have any questions, please contact
me. |
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| Non
Filers Corner - If you have
been working in Japan and have yet to file your US return,
READ THIS NOW! |
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| Contact
Information - My e-mail, street
address, FAX and phone number. |
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| Client
Feedback - What my clients say about
my services. |
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| Links
- Links you may find useful or of interest. |
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Last
updated: January 8th, 2009
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