State Residency for U.S. Expats | How U.S. States Tax Americans Abroad in 2025

Part of the U.S. Expat Tax Series by Tax.Travel

This article is part of Antravia’s U.S. Expat Tax Series - a collection of practical guides for Americans living or working abroad. Whether you’re a long-term expat, digital nomad, or remote entrepreneur, these resources explain how to stay compliant with the IRS while reducing double taxation and managing your finances internationally.

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