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FEIE, the Foreign Tax Credit and filing from overseas.
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It lets qualifying US citizens and resident aliens living abroad exclude foreign earned income from US taxable income, up to an annual limit. The IRS limit is $130,000 for 2025, $132,900 for 2026 and $137,300 for 2027.
Generally, yes, if your income meets the filing requirement. The FEIE is claimed on a filed return, using Form 2555, so living abroad doesn't remove the need to file.
You can use both in the same year, but not on the same income. You can't take a credit for foreign tax on income you excluded.
Records made at the time. Keep receipts, mileage logs and a note of the business purpose, so you can show what you spent, when, and why.
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