How to reduce your tax bill as an American living abroad
If you’re an American living overseas, your US tax obligations don’t disappear. The United States taxes its citizens on worldwide income – no matter where they live. Whether you’re working …
If you’re an American living overseas, your US tax obligations don’t disappear. The United States taxes its citizens on worldwide income – no matter where they live. Whether you’re working …
In my monthly round-ups, I am looking back at my travels over the past four weeks, what went well and what didn’t, and what’s next for me.
As 2015 is drawing to a close, it is time for me to map out my travels for the next year. My travel wishlist is long – but here are my top 10 countries I want to visit:
Today, I’m not only celebrating the end of another great travel month, but also my fifth travel-versary! The last month of Year 4 brought me to Hong Kong, Thailand and Germany.
Here it is, part II of my look back at 2021 – including my travel stats and some thoughts on traveling during Covid. You can read part I here. July: …
Happy New Year, everyone! We made it through another pandemic year! Who would’ve thought at the beginning of 2021 that twelve months later, parts of the world would still (or …
Globetrottergirls is turning eight! Eight years of globetrotting and blogging – I am celebrating this milestone by looking back at the journey so far, and the big changes that are happening in my life right now…
Apologies for the delay in posting this – I fell violently ill last week and ended up needing medical assistance mid-flight for the first time ever – and hopefully the …
Almost an entire month in Germany! My August highlights included Brighton Pride, enjoying summer in Berlin, and photographing my best friend’s wedding. Read more about my highs and lows here:
The highs & lows of August 2017 – Including a family visit to Germany, a quick trip to Berlin, and my biggest travel challenge yet: The 500-mile Camino de Santiago hike.