Kiplinger July 2010 - Living Well in Retirement, Retire South of the Border

"…Next, get to work on the logistics. Handling your taxes, your household budget, your visa and your health insurance from outside the U.S. will initially add a layer of complexity to your life. It's a good idea to hire someone to help you with your taxes, particularly in your first year or two abroad. "The regulations can change so often that you should find a good tax adviser," says George Eves, founder of www.expatinfodesk.com, another online resource for expats. Eves, a British citizen who lives in Moscow, advises new transplants to retain a tax adviser or an accountant in both their home country and their new place of residence. Look for someone who specializes in giving advice to Americans living abroad (ask fellow expats for recommendations).…"

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