International tax and trade rules are changing in 2026, and businesses need to pay attention. New tariff discussions and global tax updates could increase costs for importers, affect cross-border business, and reshape how companies plan their taxes.

Immigration-related tax filings in the U.S. are declining, raising concerns among economists about long-term revenue losses. This article explains why ITIN filings are dropping, what may be causing the trend, and how it could impact federal funding and the economy.

A new bill, H.R. 10468, could let U.S. citizens abroad opt out of worldwide taxation and be treated as nonresidents for tax purposes. If passed, it would ease reporting burdens and lower costs for millions of Americans overseas.

A new deal between the IRS and ICE could stop many undocumented immigrants from filing taxes. Experts say this may cost states like Texas billions in lost revenue and shake trust in the tax system. Here’s what you need to know.

If you're a U.S. citizen living abroad, the IRS says your 2024 tax return is due by June 16, 2025. Even though you have extra time, don’t delay. File your return, pay any taxes you owe, and stay on the IRS’s good side. Need help? Reach out—we’re here for you.

At Elite Consulting, PC, we specialize in helping U.S. citizens living abroad navigate the complexities of expat tax filing. With the IRS deadline approaching on June 16, 2025, our experienced team can ensure that your taxes are filed correctly and on time. We assist with tax breaks like the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and help you avoid penalties. Whether you need help with foreign bank accounts, income from multiple countries, or business expenses abroad, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Contact Elite Consulting, PC today for expert tax preparation tailored to expats.