We Make US Tax Filing & Incorporation A Breeze

The 2026 US tax filing season is shaping up to be one of the most complex in recent history. With a combination of internal IRS restructuring, tightened digital reporting requirements, and the looming expiration of major tax provisions, taxpayers face a landscape that demands early action. Whether you are a US-based employee, a freelancer in the gig economy, an expat living abroad, or an entrepreneur running a foreign-owned US LLC, understanding these shifts is essential to maintaining compliance and optimizing

Living abroad as a US citizen is a rewarding experience, offering diverse cultures and new career horizons. However, the United States is unique in its “citizenship-based” taxation system. This means that if you hold a US passport or Green Card, your financial relationship with the IRS continues regardless of where you call home. At TheTaxBooks, led by Principal Consultant Kishore Chennu (MBA, CMA, EA-IRS), we focus on helping the international community navigate these complex waters with clarity and confidence. Citizenship-Based

For many business owners and international entrepreneurs expanding into the U.S. market, managing vehicle costs is a significant part of the budget. One question we frequently hear at TheTaxBooks is: “Can I deduct the interest I pay on my car loan?” The answer has traditionally been a firm “it depends” largely based on whether the vehicle is used for business or personal reasons. However, with the recent enactment of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act, the rules for personal