File as married or single - Married to Brit

I plan on talking to a financial advisor/tax professional about this as well but I wanted to get thoughts first.

My husband and I file taxes as married now in the US. He is still a British citizen (not a US citizen) and I am a US citizen.

When we move over there, I know I'll have to keep filing US taxes as well but my question is... since he is a British citizen and will be working for a local company (not transferring over with his current US company like I will be), he will not have to continue paying US taxes, correct?

If not, should I continue filing as married? If I do, will that provide complications in regards to him? Or... would it just appear as if we are still filing as married but only 1 of us has a taxable income? Almost as if he were unemployed here.

I plan on talking to a financial advisor/tax professional about this as well but I wanted to get thoughts first.

My husband and I file taxes as married now in the US. He is still a British citizen (not a US citizen) and I am a US citizen.

When we move over there, I know I'll have to keep filing US taxes as well but my question is... since he is a British citizen and will be working for a local company (not transferring over with his current US company like I will be), he will not have to continue paying US taxes, correct?

If not, should I continue filing as married? If I do, will that provide complications in regards to him? Or... would it just appear as if we are still filing as married but only 1 of us has a taxable income? Almost as if he were unemployed here.

I believe you'd file "married filing separately" as long as he is not an active green card holder maintaining residency status in the US, or a dual citizen in the US. If he is either of those things he would still have to file US taxes.

Gotcha. Yeah he is currently a green card holder but when we moved over there, we are doing it for good. I doubt he will be getting his US citizenship before we leave (even thought I think he should).

Once he gives up the green card, and you no longer live in the US, you would normally file as "married filing separately".

Sounds like "married, filing separately" is the way to go

LPR? An LPR giving up a green card must file a form 8854 to end IRS obligations. Without it, they are still subject to US taxation.