Tax and financial planning webinars, podcasts & events on offer during April 2022

Luckily for American Expat Financial News Journal readers, we have the dates, times and other details of some of the organizations and people who are, in fact, doing just that – talking, about these and other related subjects (see below)...

Thursday, April 21: Association of Americans Resident Overseas (AARO) 'Zoom MeetUp' to focus on how U.S. expats can best make their voices heard in Washington, 5:30pm CEST (4:30pm BST, 11:30 EDT)

Participants in the Zoom event will, a notice on the AARO website says, hear how best to ensure their voices, as U.S. citizens living overseas, are heard, including how to contact their members of Congress, how to express their concerns, and why they should urge their elected representatives to join the Americans Abroad Caucus, a group of around 30 U.S. lawmakers who acknowledge the need for the expat citizen's voice to be better heard in Washington.

Speakers during the meeting will include Fred Einbinder, Chair of AARO's Advocacy Committee, and Kathleen de Carbuccia, former president and chair of AARO's Citizenship Committee.

The Zoom MeetUp is expected to run for about an hour, according to AARO. Questions may be sent in advance to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

To read more about the MeetUp, and to register to participate, click here.

Tuesday, April 26: For American expat parents and their college-age children: 'How to Write a Great College Application Essay', webinar, hosted by the American Citizens Abroad, featuring Dominique Padurano, president of Crimson Coaching  

College admissions essays actually do matter, is the starting premise of this one-hour session, which is set to begin at 1pm EDT (6pm BST, 7pm CEST). More information and registration details may be found by clicking here.

Wednesday, April 27: 'The Kingsley Napley U.S. Private Wealth Conference 2022: Americans in London: How legal issues transfer across the Atlantic'; 1:30pm - 6:30pm, at Kingsley Napley LLP's offices, 20 Bonhill Street, London, EC2A 4DN 

Among the speakers at this year's event, in the firm's Private Client area, will be private client partner Laura Harper; immigration partner Katie Newbury; private client partner and head of department James Ward; real estate partner Vanessa Rhodes; corporate, commercial & financial legal counsel Andy Solomon; and employent partner Andreas White (among others). The event is described as "free to attend but registrations are by invitation only," with those interested in attending being invited to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to register their interest.

 Wednesday, April 27: 'Financial Planning for women expats' webinar, featuring Dunhill Financial's Poland-based financial adviser Anya Berezow, 2:30pm - 3:30pm BST (3:30 - 4:30 CEST) 

The exact topics to be discussed at this free, hour-long webinar will be decided closer to the day, but Dunhill Financial's Anya Berezow will discuss such important financial planning issues that women expats often need to address on their own, such as creating a budget, investing with confidence, and planning for their future. Berezow is herself an American expat. More information and registration details may be found by clicking here.

Wednesday, April 27: Live (ie., not a webinar) Expat Tax 101 event in London, 6:30pm – 9pm BST, Lecture Theatre 2, University College London's Cruciform Building, Gower Street; US$15 (US$7 concession), sponsored by Democrats Abroad UK

This "in-person" event will address "the basics of U.S. tax filing requirements for Americans living in the UK", who, as of the day it takes place, will still have more than a month remaining to submit their 2021 tax returns. According to Democrats Abroad UK, the aim of the event will be to educate participants on their basic tax-filing obligations, while addressing such commonly-asked tax questions as when to file, how to file, and how to avoid double taxation; taxes on buying/selling a home in the UK; retirement, and so on. 

Attendees who have specific questions they'd like answered are invited to submit them in advance by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

A panel discussion featuring such tax experts as Migle Kuzmaite of MyExpatTaxes; David Treitel of American Tax Returns; Liz Zitzow of British American Tax; and an as-yet-unnamed tax specialist from Bright!Tax will be included as part of the event, which will end with a networking session.

"The event will not be live-streamed, but those unable to attend [will be able to] buy the recording," DAUK said.

No food or drink will be served, and the event is closed to the press. More information and registration details may be found by clicking here.