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Foreign Earned Income Exclusion
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Expatriates can exclude $95,100 foreign wages from gross income for U.S. tax purposes
- Can't Claim foreign tax credit on excluded income |
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Nonqualified Stock Option (NSO)
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Employee has taxable compensation equal to excess of FMV of stock over exercise price
- taxable excess is referred to as the bargain element - employee basis in stock is FMV at exercise date - Employer is allowed a deduction in the year of exercise equal to employee's taxable compensation |
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Incentive Stock Option (ISO)
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No compensation income to employee on exercise of ISO
- Employee's basis in stock is cost - Untaxed bargain element is AMT preference item - No employer deduction for bargain element - individuals may want to avoid exercising ISO's in year in which they have any exposure to AMT |
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IRA contributions
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Individuals can contribute up to $5,000 on an IRA
- no contribution after 70.5 years of age |