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Opening a bank account in Colombia as an American
What Americans need to open a Colombian bank account: the cédula, proof of income, the 4 por mil tax and its exemption, and US reporting rules.
Groceries and markets in Finland: shopping like a resident
How residents shop for food in Finland: supermarkets, market halls and squares, bottle deposits, where alcohol is sold, and berries from the forest.
When Sweden treats you as a tax resident
Unlimited versus limited tax liability in Sweden: the six-month stay test, temporary breaks, SINK at 22.5%, A-tax, and declaring US income.
Health insurance requirements for a residence permit in Austria
Americans applying for Austrian residence must prove health cover. How employment insurance, ÖGK self-insurance and student cover meet the requirement.
US embassy services in Malta: passports, voting and STEP
Renewing a US passport by mail from Malta, CRBAs for children born there, notarials, voting with the FPCA, STEP and keeping a US mailing address.
Swiss mandatory health insurance: deductibles and the three-month rule
How Swiss basic health insurance under the KVG works for Americans: the three-month enrollment window, deductible choices, co-payments, models and switching dates.
Germany's Freelance Visa for Americans: How It Works
How Americans get a German freelance residence permit: who qualifies, documents, the pension rule after 45, tax registration and small business VAT.
Renting a home in Colombia as an American
How long-term rentals work in Colombia: Law 820 leases, the ban on cash deposits, co-signers and guarantee policies, rent increases, estratos and utilities.
Working in Finland: local jobs, remote work and freelancing
What Americans may do under each Finnish permit: local employment, working for a US company remotely, light entrepreneurship and running a business.
US taxes while living in Sweden: FBAR, FEIE and foreign tax credits
Americans in Sweden still file with the IRS. How the FEIE, the foreign tax credit, FBAR and Form 8938 fit with Swedish tax returns and SINK.
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