In the final episode of the "Putting it All Together" series, we take a look at how US tax works for expat and digital nomad entrepreneurs (i.e., people who own a business that involves selling something other than their own services).

After this episode, you'll know all about:

• Why every expat should consider being an entrepreneur and every entrepreneur should consider being an expat;
• How filing one piece of paper with the IRS can make a huge difference in the tax consequences of running your yoga studio in Australia; and
• How digital nomads can pay as little tax as legally possible on their business income.

Articles that discuss topics touched on in this episode:

• How to Structure your Non-US Business or Profession
• Case Study:  Turning $2,000 into $25,000 (or more) Every Single Year
• Amazon FBA Sellers:  Your Legal Structure Probably Sucks
• Automatically Make More Money from your Blog or Podcast

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Continuing the "Putting it All Together" series, this episode looks at how US tax works for expat and digital nomad freelancers (i.e., people selling their own services to multiple clients).

After this episode, you'll know all about:

• The similarities and differences between employees and freelancers;
• Why you can't use an offshore corporation to save on self-employment tax when you're a freelancer (despite what you may read on the internet); and
• The gender politics of 1920s America.

Articles that discuss topics touches on in this episode:

• How to Structure your Non-US Business or Profession
• Tax and Finance for Digital Nomads

This is the second podcast episode with a "2" in the title, and yet I've refrained from the obvious "Electric Boogaloo" joke.  Really proud of myself.  

Send me your thoughts on this episode (and any questions you'd like covered on a future episode) by clicking here.