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Federal tax return in the USA
The U.S. federal income tax is a tax levied by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the annual earnings of individuals, corporations, trusts, and other legal entities.
Flat-rate expenses
If you are self-employed, there are three ways to tax expenses on your tax return. The simplest is to use flat rate expenses. Who can use a flat rate and how much? Up to what limit?
J1 visa: all you need to know
The J-1 visa, also known as the Exchange Visitor Visa or J student visa, is for anyone outside of the US who wishes to take part in study- and work-related exchange programs approved by the Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Typically, a J-1 student visa holder is sponsored by an educational or nonprofit institution.
The amount of Austrian family allowances-Familienbeihilfe
Austrian child allowances are adjusted or increased once a year due to indexation and other legal changes. What is the current amount of the allowance and what changes have been made?
Working in Germany and entitlement to cash benefits
Are you working in Germany and don't know what benefits you are entitled to? In addition to an overview of the benefits, the following article will give you information on the conditions you need to meet to get them.
What is the Certification for the Year and how to fill it in correctly
The so-called Certification for the Year from the tax authority for the income tax return (Potvrzení pro rok zahraničního daňového úřadu) can be a bit of a hassle, so in this article we've answered the most common questions and put together a clear guide on how to fill it in correctly.
Bescheinigung EU/EWR and tax refunds from Austria
Do you want to benefit from Austrian tax advantages even though you are not resident in Austria? With the EU/EWR form this is possible!
Double taxation
Double taxation is the levying tax on the same income by two or more countries (tax offices).