As a military contractor working overseas, your tax situation comes with unique challenges. Unlike active-duty military personnel, your income is taxed differently, and understanding how to minimize your tax liability while staying compliant is essential. At eTaxGlobal, we make the process simple, ensuring you take advantage of every available benefit while avoiding costly mistakes.
Filing taxes as a military contractor doesn’t have to be complicated. From excluding foreign earned income to claiming deductions and credits, we help you navigate your tax situation with ease. Our team specializes in expat tax solutions, ensuring you don’t overpay or miss out on key benefits.
If you qualify, you may be able to exclude up to $126,500 of foreign earned income from U.S. taxes (for 2024). To be eligible, you must:
Don’t qualify for the FEIE? If you pay taxes to a foreign government, you may still be eligible for a Foreign Tax Credit, which helps reduce your U.S. tax liability.
If you receive a Form 1099, your income is subject to self-employment tax (Social Security & Medicare). While the FEIE can reduce income tax, it does not apply to self-employment tax. However, you can deduct eligible business expenses.
If you work for a company under a military contract, you may qualify for the FEIE if you meet the necessary criteria.
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Active-duty military members can exclude combat zone income from U.S. taxation, but unfortunately, this does not apply to military contractors. However, if you’re working in a combat zone, you may still qualify for the FEIE to reduce your taxable income.
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