Christopher W. asked

💰  Tax

If a U.S. citizen sells an overseas private property (with no foreign financial accounts involved) for $120,000 and plans to transfer the entire proceeds to the U.S., what is the legal way to remit the money without being questioned by authorities like the IRS, DHS, or Treasury? Should any authorities be notified in advance of such remittance?

March 3rd, 2024

Donald R. answered

The primary concern in this scenario is the reporting of any capital gains from the sale of the prop...

March 3rd, 2024

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