r/USExpatTaxes↗
Tax info and discussion for U.S. expats
This sub is for Americans who live outside the US, and want to learn about how the US tax law applies to them. For other tax-related topics, please try r/tax.
31k subscribers168 posts / mo in Sep 2026145 authors / mosince 2015
r/USExpatTaxes has 31k members (+40% over the last 12 months). It gets about 168 posts a month from 145 people. Top topics: Remote Jobs, RothIRANavigations and Tax and Investing.
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- Remote Jobs1.0%
- RothIRANavigations0.9%
- Tax and Investing0.6%
- ETF Portfolio Management0.5%
- IRS Taxes0.4%
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- Canada
- Bogleheads
- Greenback Tax Services
- Id
- U.S. Department of the Treasury
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