Need to get your client thinking about their U.S. tax risk? Try these tips.
Need to get your client thinking about their U.S. tax risk? Try these tips.
If you have American-born clients, check in with them to make sure they understand their U.S. tax obligations. If they haven’t been filing down south, or if they own a business or trust, bring in a tax professional to help them sort through whether they owe anything to Uncle Sam. Further, stay attuned to hints a client may have U.S. ties and ask the right questions to ensure he or she won’t pass the “American test.”
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