Taxes

Leave on the right date, keep what you earn.

The tax bill is decided months before it arrives, by the day you leave, the state you leave from, and the days you spend abroad. Map both sides before you book the flight and the savings are real. Learn the rules afterward and you pay for the lesson.

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How Nomad helps with taxes

The dates that decide the bill, surfaced before you book.

Your exit timing gets flagged early.

When you leave, where you keep ties, and which day you cross can swing the final-year bill by a lot. Those dates surface in your plan months ahead, which means you are never the person who learns about a smarter exit a year too late.

Both sides of the picture sit in one place.

Your US filing does not stop when you board the plane, and your destination has its own rules. You see how the two systems meet for your route, which means a number you can trust instead of half-answers stitched together from forums.

The filing goes to a vetted cross-border CPA.

The plan maps every tax task and deadline, then connects you with CPAs who do cross-border returns all day, which means nothing gets missed and the advice comes from someone licensed to give it.

Your plan

How it shows up in your plan.

Tax tasks land in your plan dated against your exit, not as a year-end scramble.

01Day counts tracked from the startExclusions and residency tests run on days. The plan watches the calendar so you do not have to.

02Exit checklist before wheels-upState residency steps, final filings, and what to close or keep, sequenced into the weeks before you fly.

03A CPA intro when it is filing timeWhen the work needs a license, you get a vetted cross-border specialist instead of a directory search.

FAQ

Answers, in plain English.

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Do I still file US taxes after I move?

If you are a US citizen or green-card holder, yes, every year, wherever you live. What changes is what you can exclude or credit, and that depends on timing and residency. Knowing the rules before you leave is what turns a scary bill into a planned one.

Will I be taxed twice?

Usually not. Treaties and foreign tax credits exist to prevent it, and your destination's treaty with the US decides who taxes what. The plan maps which rules apply to your corridor so you are not paying the same dollar twice.

When should I bring in a CPA?

Before your exit year closes, not at filing time. The expensive mistakes are timing mistakes, and they are locked in by December. The plan flags the moment a licensed specialist should look at your situation and connects you with vetted cross-border CPAs.

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