Our team of tax professionals has extensive experience handling expat tax issues, ensuring accurate and compliant filings.
Why Choose Us for Expat Tax Services?
Tailored Solutions
We provide personalized tax strategies based on your unique situation and financial goals.
Comprehensive Support
From initial consultation to filing and post-filing assistance, we are with you every step of the way.
Maximized Savings
We help you take advantage of all applicable deductions, exclusions, and credits, such as the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and Foreign Tax Credit.
Our Full Range of Expat Tax Services
Complete and accurate preparation of federal and state tax returns.
Guidance and filing for expats who missed previous tax deadlines.
Assistance with filing FBAR and complying with FATCA requirements.
Help with utilizing streamlined procedures for late filers to catch up on taxes without penalties.
Advice on minimizing double taxation through tax treaties and credits.
Proper reporting and compliance for expats owning foreign properties.
Tax planning and filing for foreign business owners.
Assistance with social security and Medicare tax obligations for self-employed expats.
Tax guidance for expats returning to the U.S. to ensure a smooth transition.
Who Can Benefit from Our Services?
Expats come from all walks of life, and our services are designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals and businesses dealing with international tax matters. Whether you're looking to stay compliant, minimize your tax burden, or simply find clarity in complex situations, our services can help:
If you earn income abroad, whether through employment, freelancing, or investments, we ensure you’re filing correctly and claiming relevant benefits.
Navigating tax rules for businesses operating across countries can be tricky. We offer guidance to keep your business compliant and optimized.
Filing taxes in multiple jurisdictions can get complicated fast. We simplify the process, ensuring you meet U.S. obligations while avoiding double taxation.
Retirement should be stress-free. We help retirees manage their income sources and avoid unnecessary taxes.
Transitioning back home comes with unique tax challenges. We’ll help you navigate state and federal requirements.
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Comprehensive Expat Tax Filing
350$
This essential service is ideal for U.S. citizens living abroad, foreign nationals, and those transitioning back to the U.S. after an overseas stay.
Package Includes:
- Preparation of Form 1040 to report your income accurately
- Claiming the Foreign Tax Credit with Form 1116
- Applying for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) using Form 2555
- Comprehensive support for Standard Schedules A through E
- Reporting up to three Schedule K-1s for partnership income or losses
- Preparation of Form 8621 (PFIC reporting)
- Filing support for multiple states
Foreign Bank Account Reporting (FBAR)
100$
This service is designed to assist individuals with foreign financial accounts to comply with U.S. reporting requirements effectively.
Service Includes:
- Current year FBAR filings
- Back-year FBAR compliance assistance
- Reporting for multiple foreign bank accounts
Not ready for tax preparation but need personalized guidance?
Discuss your unique tax situation with one of our experienced accountants. Whether it’s via video, phone, or email, we’ll provide expert advice tailored to your needs.
Consultations start at $199 USD
Frequently Asked Questions
You will typically need your previous year’s tax returns, foreign income statements, bank account details, and any relevant financial records.
Double taxation relief is achieved through tax treaties and credits, allowing you to avoid paying tax on the same income in both the U.S. and your host country.
While the standard U.S. tax deadline is April 15, expats receive an automatic extension until June 15. Additional extensions can be requested if needed.
Yes, if the total value of your foreign accounts exceeds $10,000 at any point during the year, you must file an FBAR.
Yes, we can help you catch up using IRS Streamlined Procedures, which often waive penalties for late filers.
It depends on your state of residency before moving abroad. Some states require you to continue filing if you have significant ties to the state.