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The same U.S. account behaves differently depending on where you live, what passport you hold, and which stage of life you are in. Start from the situation that matches yours.

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Americans Living Abroad

U.S. citizens and green card holders keep U.S. filing obligations wherever they live, while their local country applies its own rules to the same accounts.

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Non-U.S. Owners of U.S. Assets

People who never lived in the United States can still hold U.S. brokerage accounts, property, or company shares, each with its own withholding and estate questions.

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Cross-Border Families and Beneficiaries

Mixed-nationality families and heirs abroad often inherit U.S. accounts without knowing which country's process governs what.

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