The Democrats Abroad UK (DAUK) Tax Committee will host the 2023 edition of its annual "Expat Tax 101" seminar next Tuesday (Feb. 21), both in-person and online, to help U.S. expats resident in the UK as they begin to prepare to file their 2022 U.S. tax returns.

The fact that all American citizens resident in Britain must pay capital gains tax to the U.S. when they sell their "primary residence" in the U.K. is better known among American expats than it was some years back, when the current British prime minister and then-dual U.S./British citizen, Boris Johnson, was hit with such a tax after he and his wife sold their London townhouse in 2009. 

Nine additional speakers – including American Citizens Abroad's legal counsel Charles Bruce, Dunhill Financial's Brian Dunhill, and Waverton Investment Management director Andrew Vaughan-Payne – have been added to the line-up for the Democrats Abroad U.K.'s  first-ever "Tax Day" next month.

Liz Zitzow, an American resident in London who runs a tax advice business for American expats, says the U.S. Treasury plans to announce “some good news on Monday” with respect to the recently-introduced global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) tax, which has been causing major problems for many Americans who own small businesses outside of the U.S.