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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights regarding US expatriates and tax services:

  1. Global Taxation System: US citizens working abroad are subject to the US tax rate on their global income. This means they must pay taxes in the country they work in and any additional tax owed to the US if the foreign tax rate is lower.

  2. Patriotism Test: Long-term expatriates in low-tax locales face a choice: continue paying extra taxes as US citizens or give up their citizenship. This has led to an increasing number of expatriates renouncing their US citizenship each year.

  3. Tax Planning: Emigration involves significant tax planning, including restructuring assets and working with tax attorneys. This is especially crucial for those looking to gain exposure to offshore assets.

  4. Timing Lag: US tax law allows for a timing lag where the differential tax between the US rate and the foreign rate does not have to be paid until the foreign income is repatriated back to the US.

For specific tax services, it would be beneficial to consult with firms that specialize in expatriate tax services, as they can provide tailored advice and support for managing both US and foreign tax obligations.

Sources: The insanity of the US tax code: Bad Laws and Predictable Consequences, , Value and Taxes: Breaking down the Pfizer- Allergan Deal, My Advice for International Students in the US (F-1 Visa, OPT, CPT, H-1B), https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/wealth-management/interview-series-2-private-wealth-management-in-china?customgpt=1

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