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Out of country investor tax question

John Matarazzo
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Hi, just wondering if someone can help me out who fits a similar tax scenario.

- US Citizen residing outside of the USA, paying taxes in another country on global assets and owning a rental property in the USA

This is the situation I am currently in and wondering if anyone could help me out or at least hear your experience. Do you still file a form E if you are taking advantage of the FEIE and/or foreign tax credit? Does your host country use the form E as any basis for real estate tax liability? How do you report it? I know this differs country to country but I am curious about others' experience.

Thank you

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