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Post by xjonesy on Nov 12, 2013 14:33:38 GMT
Can I ask for a little clarification? I’ve tried to read through the many tax-related posts online, but I’m confused on a few things:
1. Can someone define C&S, expat premium, repat, and EAP? These look to all be taxable benefits…but what are they? I assume “repat” is the travel money received to return to place of residence – what about the other terms?
2. Also, if Aramco doesn’t use the Foreign Earned Income exclusion when calculating the tax we owe, does a US expat not need to worry about the 330 day rule? Because the 330 day rule applies to the FEI exclusion, is that correct? That means I could spend more than 35 days/year in the US and not worry about the FEI rules, if I’m understanding correctly.
Thank you for any clarifications if I’ve misunderstood.
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Post by vpainter on Nov 13, 2013 3:14:24 GMT
Sorry, do not know what you re referring to with C&S.
Expat premium, it is a form of compensation you get.
Repat is the vacation money you receive once a year for a round trip ticket back to your point of origin.
EAP is the Education Assistant Program for your high schoolers - tuition money and travel money. And trip money only for your college kids.
Hope one one else can explain the tax rules. Do a search on the forum for the answer, it may already be addressed
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